Eviction Process Restart Clarification

Summary

If a landlord and tenant in Mississippi reach a new agreement after an eviction ruling, the landlord must start a new eviction process. Texts and messages can serve as evidence in court. Initial lawyer consultations may be free, but its best to check with individual lawyers or the Mississippi Bar Association for specific policies.

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If a landlord starting an eviction and it went to court 3 months ago and the judge gave 7 days to make up the back rent of $*,* or move out; then the tenant and landlord come to a different agreement, but now wants the tenant to move out again, does the entire process start over or does the tenant have to be out immediately (even though they have paid over $3k since the court)
Hello ****, to give you the most accurate information, could you please let me know which state you're located in? Eviction laws can vary significantly from one state to another.
Mississippi
In Mississippi:
- If a new agreement was made, the landlord must start a new eviction process.
- If the tenant has paid rent since the agreement, that may complicate matters.
- Consult a lawyer for personalized advice.
If it’s not on paper, but I have messages on text and messenger
In Mississippi:
- Texts and messages can be considered as evidence.
- Courts typically recognize electronic communications.
- It's best to consult a lawyer for advice on presenting these in court.
Is it free to consult a lawyer
In general, initial consultations with lawyers can be free. However, it varies depending on the lawyer or law firm. Some may charge a fee for their time. It's best to contact a lawyer or law firm directly to understand their policies.
Can you connect
I'm sorry, but as an online legal information provider, I can't directly connect you to a lawyer. However, I recommend you to reach out to the Mississippi Bar Association. They can assist you in finding a lawyer suitable for your case.
Thank you
You're welcome, ****! If you have any other questions in the future, don't hesitate to ask. Good luck with your situation!