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I have an order for eviction from a judge. The date for the eviction is June 1. I am assuming the evicted tenant will not move. What recourses do I have within the legal boundaries? Who stores? Who pays and for how long? My tenant has defied two Court orders from the judge and I have a Show Cause Order to be heard in court May 18. I am hoping the judge will see That this person is ignoring court orders and move up the eviction to occur before June 1. AM I DREAMING?

Jeff A, NJ on Wednesday, May 2, 2012

RE: Eviction

It all depends on NJ law, you need to find out from someone with knowledge of your state. Some places the sheriff will show up and you can move stuff to the curb others you have to pay for storage of there fine art for a time. Here in Indiana even after eviction I can't just toss there stuff but have to pay for moving and storage. Sometimes the court clerks can be helpful with questions or I would consult with an attorney.

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