Eviction Record Expungement Connecticut

Summary

In Connecticut, an eviction record can stay on your credit report for up to seven years. However, eviction records can be sealed under certain conditions, such as if the eviction was due to nonpayment and youve since paid in full, or if the eviction was dismissed or you won the case. Its possible to continue living in the apartment you were evicted from if the landlord allows it or if you win an eviction lawsuit. If youre facing eviction, its crucial to attend all court dates to avoid a default judgement against you. You can also consider filing a motion to seal your eviction record in court.

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i have an eviction from my current apartment but United ct is helping me , once approved to get help from them .:: how long will my eviction stay on my record ?
What state are you currently residing in, ****? This is important as eviction records vary from state to state.
Connecticut
In Connecticut, an eviction record can stay on your credit report for up to seven years. Are you aware of the eviction expungement process in Connecticut?
You can still have an eviction and live in the apartment you got evicted from ?
Yes, it's possible if the landlord allows you to stay or if you win an eviction lawsuit. However, it's important to understand your lease agreement and local laws.
how do I get it off my record quickly
What is the reason for your eviction? This can affect the expungement process. In Connecticut, you may be eligible for eviction record sealing if you meet certain criteria.
Unpaid rent due to not working for a month at the time and catching up on daycare for my son
Have you tried negotiating with your landlord or setting up a payment plan for the unpaid rent?

In Connecticut, eviction records can be sealed under certain conditions, such as:

- The eviction was due to nonpayment and you've since paid in full.
- The eviction was dismissed or you won the case.

You may want to consult with a local legal aid organization for assistance. The Connecticut Fair Housing Center can be reached at (*) *-*.
Yes a payment plan but they would like me to go to court
What is the date of your court hearing? In Connecticut, it's crucial to attend all court dates to avoid a default judgement against you.
but if I do a payment plan or get help why would the eviction still be on my record ?
Even if you set up a payment plan, the eviction may still be on your record because it's a legal process that was initiated. Have you already been formally evicted by a court?
if I’m currently still staying I. The home
Are you still in the eviction process or has a court already issued an eviction order?
they issued and eviction order but my landlord and United ct are trying to do a mediation for me
What is the outcome you're hoping for from the mediation with your landlord and United CT?
to honestly get this eviction off of my record that was my fear and I know it doesn’t take a day but I really had plans to get myself a house in a year and this will not look good
Have you considered seeking legal advice from a local attorney or legal aid organization to help with the eviction expungement process?
and for them to help pay
What kind of financial assistance are you seeking? Legal fees, rent arrears, or something else?
noted ct
What is the status of your mediation with United CT and your landlord?
United ct
What is the current status of your application for assistance with United CT?
pre approved
What's the next step in your application process with United CT?
mediation
What is the scheduled date for your mediation with United CT and your landlord?
don’t have one yet
When is the deadline to schedule your mediation with United CT and your landlord?
they said it can take up to * weeks
What is your plan if the mediation doesn't result in the eviction being removed from your record?
is there any way for me to try to get it off
Have you considered filing a motion to seal your eviction record in court? This could potentially remove the eviction from your record.
if I file a motion do I have to explain ?
Yes, when filing a motion to seal your eviction record, you'll need to explain why you believe the record should be sealed. This typically involves demonstrating rehabilitation or a change in circumstances.
im just nervous to go in front of the jidge
It's normal to feel nervous. Would you like some tips on how to prepare for your court appearance?
judge
What specific concerns do you have about appearing in front of the judge?
him reading my past situation that I had
What past situation are you concerned about the judge reading?
I had a joint custody situation and I don’t want him to think I can’t take care of my child because of this
What steps have you taken to improve your financial situation since the eviction? This could be relevant in demonstrating your ability to provide for your child.
I have * jobs and I am a full time college student
That's commendable, ****. Have you considered seeking legal advice to understand how your improved financial situation could help in your eviction expungement process?
no I would love the help because I never imagined this to happen to me
What is your current financial situation? Are you able to pay the rent now? In Connecticut, if you can pay all the rent due and court costs before the execution is delivered, the eviction process can be stopped.
little by little
Are you able to consistently make rent payments now, even if it's little by little?
yes that’s why I have another job
What is the status of your rent payments now? Are you up to date or still behind?
behind this just happened * weeks aagi
What steps have you taken to catch up on your rent payments since you started your second job?
i just started the job a month ago I’m still trying to get hours
How many hours are you currently working at your new job and what is your plan to catch up on the rent payments?