Eviction Process Guidance

Summary

After receiving a writ of possession, you must vacate by the specified date. To retrieve belongings, check the writ for terms, contact the sheriffs office for restrictions, and get written permission from your landlord if allowed. Consult a local attorney for personalized advice.

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Florida pinellas county i recived a eviction write of position on the 24th of April i was told by the sheriff that i had till *:* monday night to be mo ed out i moved out most everything by *:* April * *:* my landlord is telling i can go back today remove the rest of my things i was told by the sherffi not what should i do
It sounds like you're facing a difficult situation. To better understand your options, could you confirm if the sheriff provided any written notice about not being able to retrieve your belongings after the eviction?
Yes i recived the write of postion on tge * of april im not at the apartment so i don't jnow if the sheriff has been there
It sounds like a challenging situation. Since you received the writ of possession, you typically have until the date and time specified to vacate the premises. However, retrieving your belongings can be another matter. Here are some general steps you can consider:
- Check the Writ of Possession: Review the document to see if it specifies any terms about retrieving your belongings.
- Contact the Sheriff's Office: Confirm if they have executed the writ and if there are any restrictions on retrieving your items.
- Speak to Your Landlord: Since the landlord has given permission, get a written agreement if possible to avoid any issues.
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