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When you sign a lease agreement, you do not intend to break it. However things can happen, Health problems can keep you from work, you can lose your job, or unexpected finances come up. The result is that you cannot pay rent. You may also want to break a lease to get out from underneath a bad landlord. Or to get away from a neighbor. It may not be expected, but there can be times when breaking a lease is necessary.

Breaking a lease is usually grounds for eviction. The landlord or property management is not always going to consider the circumstances. Knowing your rights can help you deal with the process properly. This is useful in cases where you feel that you are being evicted unjustly.

Here are six important tips to protect yourself should you face an eviction.

  • Know the laws

Become familiar with the laws in your state. Each state has their own version of the Landlord and Tenant Act. This will serve as a guide to understanding the relationship between you and your landlord. It will contain an eviction section to focus on, but be sure to read the entire document. You can get a copy through the Attorney General’s website or by going to a local courthouse.

Pay close attention to the details regarding evictions, especially anything that constitutes an illegal eviction. In general, the landlord has to give a certain amount of notice and you have a window of time to correct the situation. Not allowing or adhering to this is a violation. An illegal eviction is not allowed in most states. If your landlord tries to evict you outside of the process, you can sue them. For example, if they change the locks on you or remove any property.

  • Keep records

From the day you move in, you should keep documents and records of all interactions with your landlord. This is beneficial should anything like an eviction come up. Keep every notice or letter they give you. Record the time, date, and nature of any verbal communications too. Always keep cashed checks and receipts as well as maintenance records.

It is also a good idea to take photos of the property when you move in, or once any grievance occurs. Some landlords have been known to claim damage to property and claim it was done by you. The more documentation and evidence you have, the better your case will be against your landlord or eviction. Not all landlords try devious tactics, but it is best to be prepared in the event they do.

  • Consult with an attorney

It helps to get legal advice during an eviction, even though you do not need representation for the case. Use a private attorney if you can afford one or check with Legal Aid for assistance. Most cities have Legal Aid offices and will be happy to provide consultation services. You get information and advice for a reduced price and sometimes free. Be sure to take all your documents and evidence so they can help you set up your case. Running through the details with them gets you prepared mentally for the case ahead.

  • Go to the hearing

You need to go to an eviction hearing in court. You cannot be evicted without this and your landlord is responsible for scheduling this. Do not miss this hearing. If you do not show, the judge automatically rules in favor of the landlord. If you go to the hearing, you may have a chance of beating the eviction. You will never know if you decide to pass. When you show up, the landlord also cannot claim damage against you or any other fines.

Make sure you are prepared before you go. Plan to proceed in the same way you discussed with your attorney. Have all documents ready to present and establish your defense before you get there. Dress professionally and arrive early.

  • Handling an eviction

In some cases, the judge will rule in favor of the landlord. Even if you have all documents and a good defense, you need to be prepared for this outcome. Make arrangements ahead of time to stay somewhere else and plant to rent a storage unit. If you have already found another rental, you do not need to worry about that. BE prepared to leave the property quickly. Every state allows an amount of time for eviction and in some cases it can be as little as 48 hours.

  • Getting another place

Evictions can be reported to credit bureaus. This can hurt your chances of renting again. Most landlords do not report this but there are other ways credit companies can get this info. There are companies that collect information and sell it to prospective landlords.

Be prepared for your next landlord to know about the eviction. Don’t plan on hiding it. Explain the circumstances to them and be honest. You can present all the same documents you had for the hearing to make your case. It does not do any good to talk bad about the previous landlord, especially if the eviction was your fault. You do not want to appear like a problem tenant. It can take time to find a new rental.

Many will turn you down, but someone will approve of you. You should expect that when you are approved you will have to pay or a higher security deposit. The eviction becomes less relevant as time passes, especially when you begin to make on-time payments.

An eviction can seem disastrous and cause for worry. The important thing to remember is that you are not the only one to go through this. Many renters have been evicted and get through the process just fine. Protect yourself by following the laws and being honest. Be prepared and know your rights and you will have the best chance of beating an eviction. If you do get evicted, know that it is not the end of the world. With time, everything will be right again.

Last Updated: October 5, 2026

Emergency Assistance to Prevent Eviction of Caregiver and Her Elderly Mother

Many thanks to the person who takes the time to review my request for immediate help, and consideration to assist me through this stressful time.

My name is Lannetta Somerville, and I am currently swamped with financial obligations for both myself and 78 years young mother. As of this morning I am looking for assistance to prevent eviction from my home, prevention of my mother’s eviction from her physical rehabilitation facility, and bill coverage totaling to the amount of $9,277. Please note, $4,512.58 is immediately needed this week to stop any eviction proceedings for myself, utility disconnections, and coverage of my mother’s current expenses. The number is itemized to this specific dollar amount because I am in no way attempting to be being greedy with this dire request. Unfortunately, my pay rate and frequency of pay dates (I’m paid twice a month) have not allowed me the freedom to effectively cover and maintain my financial obligations. It is my hope with this request I will be able to catch up in cancelling my debts for the month of October.

I’m drastically overwhelmed from my current financial overload.

In 2016 I became a full time caregiver to my mother, a stage 4 metastatic cancer survivor. That year my mother went through two major surgeries – a mastectomy and brain surgery to remove a tumor formed from the cancer. During this time I worked full time, but unfortunately was laid off from my employer due to the company eliminating my position. Fortunately since this incident I was able to find full time employment to take care of both myself and my mom. Towards the end of 2024 my mother experienced a horrible fall in which she broke her hip, and her mobility became extremely limited to a wheelchair. In hope to restore her mobility, my mom was placed in a rehabilitation facility. Since this time, her agility has declined to a point as to where full time care/assistance is required for her livelihood, and I do not have the financial nor physical means to maintain her daily care. While her insurance was able to cover the majority of costs associated with her stay, a balance of $9,058 has accrued with the facility – who are threatening to “out” her if the payment is not fulfilled. While social security payments are used for her current care, the burden of satisfying the overdue balance has fallen to me, her only child solely responsible for her quality of life.

During the time of her admittance into the facility (2025) the lease of the home we were renting was drawing to an end, with no room for negotiation as to remaining at the residence. The owner wanted to raise the rent, in addition to complete renovations which would displace my family in the process. Upon moving out of the home of July 2025, I did not secure a new lease anywhere. While I was able to stay with friends during this time, I was still financially obligated to make payments for my mother’s care. In March of this year, I was approves and moved into my current apartment. However, since my initial move-in I have only been able to make three timely rental payments, in addition to my other financial responsibilities.

Please see the itemized list below for actual totals supporting my request for $4,512.58 (immediately needed to stop eviction proceedings for myself, utility disconnections, and coverage of my mother’s current expenses):

$1745 (rent); $480 (insurance); $440 (overdue utility payments: gas, electric, water); $1,037.58 (good faith partial payment to mom’s facility); $810 (car note to prevent repossession);

Again, many thanks for any and all consideration of assistance with my request. Donations can be sent to my PayPal.me ID (@lannettasomerville1). Zelle/Cash App information can also be provided if it is easier to donate with those options available.

L. Somerville

Filed Under: Eviction Notice Tagged With: USA

Last Updated: October 2, 2026

Please help

Currently, I am 3 months behind on rent, with a total past-due balance of $4,350, and I have a court date scheduled for October 8, 2026.

Securing my housing is my top priority, and I am very anxious to resolve this matter as I do not have alternative living arrangements.

On a positive note, I start a new job on the 12th which is exciting

 

venmo:

@A-Mitchel-2

 

Filed Under: Eviction Notice Tagged With: USA

Last Updated: September 29, 2026

Avoid eviction for self and 2 girl dogs, one is pregnant

Please,  I desperately need help to avoid eviction today! My roommate spent the rent money after telling me he had paid it.  In the end,   he texted me and said that he’s already gone,  pack and move . The landlord knocks on the door and tells me I have to leave because he never paid anything. He finally agreed to let me spend the night tonight and be out in the morning.  I am desperately looking for some way to not be on the street with my two small dogs Marley and Karley. Marley is pregnant also and due to have her puppies very soon. We left an abusive situation last year from my common law husband of ten years. We were sleeping in our truck to escape and start a new life.  Me and my dogs that is but a group of people stole my trailblazer and cut it in half and scrapped it. A friend gave me their old camper but the powers that be sold it out from under me and traded it for a motorcycle. I lived on the street outside, in a  churchyard with my two dogs in this heat for two months.  The roommate  let me stay here.  I was helping them with a project to earn the rent money and they misappropriated the money because the landlord Rudy never got the funds and I was less to believe it had been paid.

Going forward,  he will rent to me today if I pay the 750.00 rent for October.  This will give me a chance. Otherwise, I have nowhere to go with my dogs. They are good girls.  I promised them I would keep them safe and they have been through enough. I am looking at housing options but i need time.  In a few short hours I must step out and I have no vehicle,  no money. I’m 60 years old and I’m not afraid of working hard.  Im sorry,  it’s late,  I’m stressed,  so I hope I answered all you needed to know.  Thank you and God bless you for your consideration.

Filed Under: Eviction Notice Tagged With: USA

Last Updated: September 26, 2026

Don’t want to be evicted

I am writing to reach out for help during a very difficult time. I am currently falling behind on my rent and facing eviction. Unfortunately, I do not have family to turn to, and I am struggling to get back on my feet on my own.

Venmo- difficultlife

Filed Under: Eviction Notice Tagged With: USA

Last Updated: September 19, 2026

Trying to keep my family together.

As I write this message, I find myself letting go the last bit of pride I have manage to keep.  I lost my job in July and I recently started another job 2 weeks ago as of today. However within those months having to go scrap by I fell behind in my rent. My landlord is has be nice enough to let me stay but she is giving me until the end of the month to pay my past do balance. I am reaching out hoping that someone will help not just me but my family keep our home.  I have your grand children and four (yes four) rottweilers. My biggest fear is that my grandchild will no longer have a place to call home and my dogs will end up in an already crowded shelter locked inside cages and ultimately but down. I write this for help to get my family together both 2 legged and four legged. I really am trying and anything would help. I Thank you in advance…

Sincerely,

Grandma cry for help

Cashapp: $juscrystal

Filed Under: Eviction Notice Tagged With: USA

Last Updated: August 30, 2026

I need help with an eviction notice

  1. I’m a disabled man. I live in a mobile home that I own. It’s located in a trailer park. I recently went through a nasty divorce and she was the one that was paying the lot rent. My lot rent is $640 a month. I live on the outskirts of a decent size city. I can’t work. After my wife left, my world turned upside down. My bills started stacking up and I have received 3, 30 day pay or quit notices. I have borrowed from my family and friends,but I can’t raise enough to pay the rent. Now I’m being threatened by the company that runs the trailer park. They say I’m going to have to vacate the premises in 30 days. I don’t have anywhere else to go. No one can help me anymore. I’m now 3 months behind. I’ve tried to make arrangements with the trailer park company. They told me if I can get the funds for at least 2 of the 3 months, I can stay. I have no other way than to ask complete strangers for help. Please help me. My PayPal is @kingbones420

Filed Under: Eviction Notice Tagged With: USA

Last Updated: August 17, 2026

I am being evicted.

Last year, I lost my boyfriend of eighteen years to cancer. I also lost the vehicle and money we had accumulated over the time we were together.  When my boyfriend passed, I met his family, who took everything we had worked for so hard. The landlord isn’t accepting the monthly rent from me.  He wants me to move out so he can charge $1,200.00 a month, instead of the $800.00 I was paying each month. I have been residing at this address for nine years. I received a notice to vacate the property within ten days, as of today.  Without family to help me move,  I find myself 65 years young, in the world alone.  I will have to hire movers due to my disability, and I will have to put my belongings in storage until I can find a home to move into.  I’M so scared.  I appreciate everyone.  I would love lots of prayers also,  God Bless

Filed Under: Eviction Notice Tagged With: USA

Last Updated: August 4, 2026

Help

Hello everyone I am so sorry to disturb everybody this is my first time being on this website I am mean to ask anybody or anyone for help I just received my third eviction notices thanks to my baby mother for destroying a place that I call home for my daughter my landlord told me today if I do not come up with $4,000 I will have to be out of my apartment before Wednesday I am not here to tell anybody any fairy tales or lie if you don’t believe me please be free to call me at 8439988920 I am willing to show you proof of everything that I say I do have venmo @ victor-Jeffson or PayPal jeffsonvictor79@gmail.com please I am begging everyone or everybody if you could find it in your heart to help me to keep this apartment it will be a blessing not only to me but to my daughter if you still have doubt that I am telling you any fairy tales or BS please be free to call me I will send you any proof that you need because I am a very honest and loyal person I hope you guys find it in your heart in the name of Jesus to donate anything that you are desire to help me raise $4,000 before Wednesday if not I have no option but to leave this apartment and I don’t know where I am going to go with my daughter please please help me thank you and God bless everyone and everybody

Filed Under: Eviction Notice Tagged With: USA

Last Updated: July 9, 2026

Urgent Rental Assistance Request.

I am asking for emergency rental assistance to help keep my family in our home. I have been a single father and the primary caregiver for my three children since 2021, and I also care for my mother. I worked as a truck driver for 12 years, but I lost my job in February. Since then, I’ve submitted over100 job applications and gone to around10 interviews, but haven’t been able to secure employment. I exhausted my savings, did not qualify for unemployment, and have been relying on gig work to try to make ends meet. Despite my efforts, I’ve fallen behind on rent and now need3,715 dollars by the 15th to prevent eviction. Without assistance, my children, my mother, and I are at risk of losing our home. Any support would make an enormous difference and help keep my family safe. Thank you for considering our situation.

https://cash.app/$BossWilliams07

 

Filed Under: Eviction Notice Tagged With: USA

Last Updated: July 9, 2026

Broken Systems

 

I am raising funds on behalf of Myself and My Daughter who is an incredible Young Lady whose strength and dedication inspire everyone who knows her. I  put the needs of my family before my own, despite facing challenges that would overwhelm most people.

I am a full-time caregiver for my daughter, who was born with DiGeorge syndrome. After undergoing a life-saving heart transplant, my  daughter’s kidneys failed, and she now depends on dialysis three times every week to stay alive. Because of their unstable housing situation, she was denied placement on the kidney transplant list—a heartbreaking setback that has made finding safe, stable housing even more urgent.

Although I receive IHSS income while caring for my daughter, it is simply not enough to cover the family’s basic needs. I am also raising four other children and helping care for my eight-month-old grandbaby. In addition, I am apart of the “sandwich generation,” providing support and care for both my mother and my grandmother while trying to keep my family together.

I have worked tirelessly to find employment that fits around my daughter’s dialysis schedule. I have applied for countless jobs, invested in a remote job subscription service, and continues searching every day, but finding work that accommodates my caregiving responsibilities has been far more difficult than expected.

As if these challenges weren’t enough, my family is now facing an unlawful detainer after my rental assistance program stopped paying rent because of a severe infestation in our apartment. Despite repeated requests, management failed to correct the problem or relocate our family, even though other tenants with similar issues were moved to different units. Living in these conditions has forced our family to throw away many of our belongings, and we are now preparing for court while being told I may have to pursue a separate civil case to hold management accountable.

The emotional, physical, and financial toll has been overwhelming. No family should have to live in unsafe conditions while caring for a medically fragile child.

Today, we are asking for your kindness and support. Every donation, no matter the amount, will help my family rebuild our lives by providing:

  • Safe and stable housing.
  • Security deposits and moving expenses.
  • Essential furniture and household items to replace what was lost.
  • Utility deposits and other basic necessities.
  • Support while continuing caring for my daughter and searching for employment that will work with my family’s medical needs.

I have spent years fighting for my daughter’s life and doing everything I can for her children. Now I need others to stand beside us during one of the hardest seasons of my life.

If you are unable to donate, please consider sharing this fundraiser with your family, friends, church, coworkers, and social media community. Every share helps bring my family’s story to someone who may be able to make a difference.

From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for your compassion, generosity, and prayers. Your support gives this family hope for a fresh start and a safe place to call home.

MsLeLe4444@gmail.com is Used For My Paypal

Filed Under: Eviction Notice Tagged With: USA

Last Updated: July 7, 2026

Facing Eviction

I am currenty facing eviction and I am seeking financial assistance:

Burrow, Jese 7/7/2026

810-D Golfview Place

Clarksville, TN 37043

 

EVICTION NOTICE

 

 

Dear Jese Burrow,

 

We are hereby notifying you that we have forwarded your account to our attorney to proceed with the eviction. In order to stop the eviction process you will need to bring your account current by making a full payment of $2,073.00. If you are unable to bring your account current you will need to vacate the premises and you will have forfeited any security deposits made to our office. You will be notified of your court date by legal serving. If a balance is still owed on the date of court, the eviction will be granted for non-payment.

 

Payment dropbox is located at 2150 Wilma Rudolph Blvd. Clarksville, TN 37040

 

NO PARTIAL PAYMENTS WILL BE ACCEPTED, PAYMENT TO BE MADE IN

CASHIER’S CHECK OR MONEY ORDERS ONLY!!

 

If you have any questions please contact the attorney.

Mitchell, Ross, Rocconi & McMillan – MRRM Law

931-552-1480

Not only would I need the money listed above, but, I would need money to move my belongings out of the residence in question. I lived at this residence for 7 years, not a day late with rent.  My lease is complete.   I just am not financially able to move my belongings out like I would like to.  Since the lease is finished and I choose not renew it, due to financial hardship, the landlord has chosen to go through an eviction to remove my belongings that I am not financially able to remove myself.  I have decent enough rapport with the landlord that if I were to contact him/her saying that I have the funds to move out/ end eviction process, I’m sure they will grant me the chance still to move my belongings out and clean, but time is of the essence.  I believe I would need money in the amount of $15,000 to cover the fees, move-out, and transportation.  I appreciate all who are open to donate.  Thank you.  paypal.me/JeseBurrow777

Filed Under: Eviction Notice Tagged With: USA

Last Updated: June 30, 2026

Eviction Notice

Hello,

My Name is Leon Hardison, and I am a military veteran in need of some financial assistance with my HOA payments. I have fallen behind with my payments and  I set up a payment arrangement with the Law Office of Gregory Alexandrides   821 West St Annapolis Md 21401 the arrangement was for $1,336.00 per month with a starting payment of $5, ooo which was paid on 10/01/2025 for 11 months for a grand total of $18,360.00 I am down to my last three payments 8/01/2026 will be my last and final payment, my category is under the category of Eviction Notice due to the fact that there has been a lien placed on my property (MD) and if all payments aren’t made the property can be sold leaving me homeless. I have 3 payments left which I am struggling with, I served in the Navy for 8 honorable years faithfully providing for my family. I am humbly asking for whatever financial assistance any giving person can give and whatever the amount will be GREATLY APPRECIATED!!!!   I do realize that times are extremely difficult especially when it comes to finances my utility costs have gone through the roof, due to every extra dollar going to the HOA repayment plan which consumes any and all additional funds I receive. Please look favorably upon my humble request. Cash App $wallet paper.

Filed Under: Eviction Notice Tagged With: USA

Last Updated: June 14, 2026

Facing Possible Eviction

Hey there,

Thanks for viewing my story! My name is Tiffany, I am a 35 year old single mom of two sweet and humble kids. My son who is 13 and on his way to high school this year and my daughter who is 5 years old starting kindergarten soon. In 2022 I moved out to North Carolina from New Jersey, as I was suggested by a family member who had already made the move, in desperate need of a new start from eviction and hard times due to unfortunate circumstances. Me and my family’s journey to settle where we are now have been tremendously challenging. I came here with just a small plan, caring for a baby who was just 1 and a half years old at the time. Finding affordable childcare for my baby was my first challenge and I was not fortunate enough to have someone look after her until I completely got back on my feet. But I was able to have my sister look after my son until he completed his last school year in our hometown. Regardless, I still was in deep need for consistent and reliable childcare which was a struggle for me to keep up with little to no support system. I didn’t know many people here and the family here that I did know was not trying to support me fully, but I still appreciate the things that they were willing to do to help. At the time I was staying with my aunt, and finding employment right away was never an issue, I had a hard time maintaining my jobs due to babysitters canceling on me or having to pull my child out of daycare that was super expensive and overwhelming in comparison to my income. Eventually I had ended up finding childcare assistance programs, but even with assistance the bills were pretty high. This was the making of 3-4 years of a wilderness season for me. My family and I have been homeless, sleeping in my car, and in a shelter for a good 6 months out of that time. Ever since I arrived here I never got the chance to rest or escape survival mode.
Fast forward to now 2026, I am currently, possibly facing the same situation. As I am currently in an apartment since April of 2024, In the start of this year (2026) I was let go from employment and have been having a hard time finding employment that works with my children’s schedule. My daughter who is 5 now, will be attending public school soon but until then, I have no income or a current way to pay off my accumulation of bills. I am currently behind over $12,000 in rent, and what I had saved up I was barely able to keep up with other bills like, gas & electric, car insurance, phone, food, etc. However with my youngest child starting school soon I am hopeful that I am able to pull us through and recover from these circumstances. Apart of my plan of finally breaking free of poverty are some minor investments I have in mind that could lead to major restoration for my kids and I. With all this on my plate I had fallen into a deep depression, but because of my faith and religion I have managed to pick myself back up and keep going for myself, for Jesus and for my kids. If you would like to help me overcome this debt and make a change, I’d like to first say, whatever you give to help I appreciate you so much. My cashapp is $Rules4ever, thank you!

Filed Under: Eviction Notice Tagged With: USA

Last Updated: June 8, 2026

Eviction Notice – Pastor In Need Of Assistance

Hello, my name is Pastor Anthony Draxx and I am in dire need of financial assistance as my wife and I received an Eviction Notice to pay or vacate on 6 May 2026 (with 72 hours to pay). I tried to get assistance through various agencies including the VA (I am a Combat Veteran that served 1987-1995 and did black-ops as a sniper, the government sealed my records so tight even the Army cannot see my duty records. I petitioned the Senate Arms Committee through a federal judge and all we received was 43 pages of red-acted paperwork that only showed my name and social security number) no dates of service, no readable discharge information, absolutely nothing readable. And because nobody can see anything (not even my discharge papers DD-214), I cannot receive any benefits through the VA and supporting agencies like Goodwill Industries (though I must say workers did try to get supporting documents and help us). I am not upset with any agencies because I know the people did their best with what was given them to work with. Because I have petitioned higher authorities my apartment manager has put eviction on hold temporarily. But they cannot continue to let my rent go past two months, which is now just short of $4,000 with rent/late fees/administrative fees for May and June.  My military service is what lead me to become an Ordained Pastor for Lighthouse Ministries in North Idaho (and previously in Oregon). I am honestly depending on God and the Hearts of Good People to help my wife and I through this rough situation.  I have spent the last few months trying to get employed at way over a hundred places, so we can get back on our feet. I am sure something will happen soon, not everybody will say no to me (I am 58 years old and trying). May God Bless You All…!

paypal.me/DraxxMinistry   Venmo: @MrDraxx  CashApp: $AnthonyDraxx

Filed Under: Eviction Notice Tagged With: USA

Last Updated: June 5, 2026

Help a Senior stay in her home.

It’s not a complicated story but a righteous one. I’ve worked 50+ years of my life and was looking forward to seeing some of the world and relaxing these old bones.

I started off right put aside my retirement funds and never touched it until it was time.

My body started to fail me and I couldn’t work as hard or as long as I used to. So I retired from the workforce and adopted a tuxedo cat named Princess Grace. She had a baby and then there were 3. Me, Grace and Gugu Pearl.

Things were going great been living in my apartment for three years. And then…things changed and someone new came into power and started messing with the old people and the veterans and the poor people.

The first government shutdown affected my retirement funds and the second affected my social security funds.

I got behind in my rent trying to pay late fees and penalties for being late.

No I’m facing an eviction and I need help. Just enough to catch up and then I can stand on my own again.

I’m two months behind trying to get help from Social Services and Senior Citizen programs. Unfortunately, the same reason I’m behind is the same reason there is no funding to help those who need it.

My rent is $1025.00 per month and that doesn’t include the late fees I’ve accumulated so far.

My financial situation is dire but a few months help would put me right back on my feet.

Please help me if you can.

https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/klcoates61

Filed Under: Eviction Notice Tagged With: USA

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