Filing Motion To Stay

Hi Kelly! How can I assist you with your legal issue today?

Hi Kelly! To file a motion to stay eviction due to hardship in Georgia, you need to:
- Prepare a written motion explaining your hardship.
- Include supporting documents (e.g., financial statements, medical records).
- File the motion with the court handling your eviction case.
- Serve a copy to your landlord.
Do you have an eviction case number?

To file a motion to stay eviction due to hardship in Georgia:
*. Prepare a written motion explaining your hardship.
*. Attach supporting documents (financial statements, medical records, etc.).
*. File the motion with the court handling your eviction case.
*. Serve a copy to your landlord.
Would you like more details on how to draft the motion?

To draft your motion, include the following:
*. Title: "Motion to Stay Eviction Due to Hardship"
*. Introduction: State your name, case number, and briefly explain your situation.
*. Hardship Explanation: Clearly describe your financial or medical hardship.
*. Supporting Documents: Mention the attached documents (financial statements, medical records, etc.).
*. Request: Formally request the court to stay the eviction.
*. Signature: Sign and date the motion.
Would you like a template to help you get started?

Here's a basic template to help you draft your motion:
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Title: Motion to Stay Eviction Due to Hardship
Introduction:
I, [Your Name], am the defendant in case number 24M51775. I am requesting a stay of eviction due to significant hardship.
Hardship Explanation:
[Clearly describe your financial or medical hardship.]
Supporting Documents:
Attached are supporting documents, including [list documents such as financial statements, medical records, etc.].
Request:
I respectfully request that the court stay the eviction to allow me time to address my hardship.
Signature:
[Your Signature]
[Date]
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Would you like more information on serving the motion to your landlord?

To serve the motion to your landlord:
*. Make a copy of the motion for your records.
*. Deliver a copy to your landlord, either in person or via certified mail.
*. Obtain proof of service (e.g., a signed receipt from the landlord).
Would you like more details on how to file the motion with the court?

To file the motion with the court:
*. Prepare the Motion: Ensure your motion is complete with all necessary details and signatures.
*. Gather Supporting Documents: Include all relevant financial or medical records.
*. Submit to Court: File the motion at the clerk's office of the court handling your eviction case.
*. Pay Filing Fee: Check if there's a filing fee and be prepared to pay it.
Would you like more information on what happens after you file the motion?

After filing the motion with the court, here's what typically happens:
- The court will schedule a hearing to review your motion.
- You and your landlord will be notified of the hearing date.
- At the hearing, you will present your case and any supporting documents.
- The judge will decide whether to grant the stay of eviction.
Would you like information on how to prepare for the hearing?

Case Rating: *
To prepare for the hearing:
- Review Your Motion: Ensure you understand all points and have all relevant documents.
- Organize Evidence: Have financial statements, medical records, etc., ready.
- Practice Your Statement: Be clear and concise about your hardship.
- Attend Promptly: Arrive on time and dress appropriately.
Would you like more details on what to expect during the hearing?