Eviction Personal Items Retrieval

Summary

In Arkansas, evicted tenants have the right to retrieve personal items. Landlords must store these items for 30 days, and tenants may be charged for storage costs. If a sheriff executes an eviction order while the tenant is absent, belongings can be removed and stored for a limited time. For detailed advice, consulting a local attorney or legal aid office is recommended.

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Since I have been evicted and if the sheriff comes while I’m gone will I still be able to get my personal necessities
Hello Crystal, in Arkansas:
- You have the right to retrieve personal items after eviction.
- Landlords must store these items for 30 days.
- You may be charged for storage costs.
For specific details, it's best to contact an attorney or local legal aid office.
I live in Arkansas
Hello Crystal, in Arkansas:
- You have the right to retrieve personal items after eviction.
- Landlords must store these items for 30 days.
- You may be charged for storage costs.
For specific details, it's best to contact an attorney or local legal aid office.
If the sheriff comes while I am gone what happens
In Arkansas, if a sheriff executes an eviction order while you're not present:
- They can remove your belongings.
- Items are typically stored for a limited time after removal.
- You should be able to retrieve your necessities during that time.
Please consult with a legal professional for detailed advice.