Eviction Rights In Kentucky

Summary

In Kentucky, tenants have the right to reasonable notice before eviction, to present their case in court, and to peaceful enjoyment of the property. If you have text messages proving communication with your landlord, they can be crucial evidence. Consider seeking legal representation to help navigate your situation. Contact the Kentucky Bar Associations Lawyer Referral Service for assistance in finding a suitable lawyer.

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Kerrie
Hello Kerrie, nice to meet you. Could you please tell me more about the legal issue you're facing?
My landlord took me to court and the judge gave me 7days to get out, but my landlord messaged me telling me i can only move my stuff at 8am-8pm and then she has the neighbors block the driveway, i work 12hr shifts 5am-5pm, the judge didnt even give me a chance to speak or show any of my proof, what can i do and can i get a extension on my eviction due to not having a place to go with * children
What state are you currently residing in? This will help me provide you with the most accurate information regarding your eviction rights.
Kentucky
What evidence do you have to support your claim against your landlord's actions?
In Kentucky, tenants have the right to:
- A reasonable notice before eviction
- Present their case in court
- Peaceful enjoyment of the property

Kentucky Court of Justice


Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * Vandalay Drive, Frankfort, KY *
Website: www.kycourts.gov
I have text messages
What do these text messages say? They could be crucial in proving your case.
About the times i can only move, saying she got my rent money and me telling her and her husbad that i am unreachable between 5am-5pm due to me being at work, and they keep calling me while im at work, but yet they keep saying there is no communication and clearly my messages show there is
Have you considered seeking legal representation to help you present your case and evidence in court? In Kentucky, tenants have the right to legal representation.
Yes
Explanation: That's a good step. A lawyer can help you navigate this situation. Is there anything else I can assist you with?
How do i find a lawyer for this situation
Have you tried contacting the Kentucky Bar Association's Lawyer Referral Service? They can help you find a lawyer suitable for your case.