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Chris Seveney
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Chris Seveney
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With jurisdictions being closed and many delaying court proceedings until July 1, once they do open up how long will it take to get rid of the backlog?

Curious as to others opinion. In speaking with many of the attorneys I use, many predict it will take 6+ months.

If that is the case, one way to avoid this is to offer cash for keys.

What are your thoughts on the upcoming court backlogs ?

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I found this handy page which looks to be kept updated:

https://www.perkinscoie.com/en/news-insights/covid-19-related-eviction-and-foreclosure-ordersguidance-50-state-tracker.html

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