Can landlord legally kick us out in 2 days my husband has become disabled?

You can't pay your rent and call the landlord evil. Why should the landlord help support you, who pays the bills such as property taxes, insurance and mortgage. Start packing and move in with family since 5 people cannot live on 1000 a month

Your attorney should be able to answer your questions much better than "we" can. Based on the information you've provided, you've already been to court - the landlord cannot take any legal action against you until the court decides the case. Regardless of what your landlord wants, you should be legally able to remain until a decision is rendered by the court. So you should have at least until your next court date, and possibly longer depending on the decision of the judge. If the landlord physically tries to remove you or your belongings on Friday, call the cops.

Your husband's disability does not allow yout o not pay the LL. He will have to go to court to legally evict you, which will take a few eeks at most. One way or the other, if you haven't paid in full pretty soon, you're out. Did you ever stop to think that the LL also has bills to pay and perhaps he relies on the income from yoru rental to pay them? He is not obligated to carry yoru financial burden for you.

I'm sorry your husband is disabled and that you have money problems, but that doesn't entitle you to live rent-free at the landlord's expense. Sounds like he went to court and got a legal eviction judgment.

There are some very unfortunate things that happen to good people. Unfortunately, your financial blight is not your landlords concern. You are 4 months behind in your rent with a promise that you would pay. What happens if your plan does not work out? Then you would be even further behind in your rent. The landlord has debts that he is obligated to pay each month. He depends on the rent he would get from you to pay these debts. You are currently using every excuse to remain there, "My kids are still in school" "Your attorney will speak to the landlord." Your attorney has indicated he suggest you remain there and have the landlord sue you, therefore you would be able to remain in the rental unit longer. Since you are 4 months behind in paying your rent it appears as if the landlord has made several concessions with you about your rent. I don't know about the eviction process in your state, however, normally after 30 days the landlord would be able to make a good case for starting an eviction procedure. You have been there for 4 months, without paying rent. How are you able to obtain the services of an attorney, yet is unable to pay your rent? I am not sure about who is evil here. I hope this has been of some benefit to you,good luck. "FIGHT ON"

When your husband first became disabled you would have legally been able to be released from your obligation. At that point you could have looked for something more appropriate. This isn't your home, and you're not fighting with a bank for the right to keep it. As others have pointed out, the landlord can't support you, he has taxes and insurance, etc. to pay. If you don't settle now and it goes to court, it will cost you more than you currently owe, and you will still need a new place to live. But, it will buy you more time.

Your stealing from your landlord and have the nerve to call him evil??? Please....your problems should never become your landlords problems. Your landlord is running a business....NOT A CHARITY!!!!

Why isnt your husband getting SSI insead of unemployment for his disability? If you cant pay the rent, you get evicted. Go back to court and let another judge decide. You must have realized he could evict you when you didnt pay the rent. Would landlord take installment payments? Your rent is very high for your income. Why dont you have a job? If you consulted an attorney go according to his advice. You can move into a room for rent.