Can a landlord evict me if I paid the amount agreed upon in court for rent arrears?
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Can you be evicted for not paying court costs and fees on time. I paid the amount agreed for the arrears in court but the landlord still send a Marshall with a 72 hours notice of eviction. I did not yet paid the lawyers fee and court cost which I will pay.
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Contact the Marshal and pay the Marshal directly. That is the way to stop the eviction. The Marshal will give you a reciept for the court, and has the exact amount required.
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