Need Eviction Help? St. Johns County Legal Aid can Assist - Eviction Moratorium Struck Down by the The Supreme Court

Megan Wall St. Johns County Legal Aid Managing Attorney

The Supreme Court has struck down Biden's Eviction Moratorium. The landlords are sure to act swiftly and start evicting renters soon, especially in our area, where landlords are looking to get much more in rent due to many newcomers and the lack of apartments and homes for rent.

This means that you will need to act quickly too.

If you are a renter, who is behind on your rent, there are funds available to help you get back on track, but first you need to get the eviction process paused.

It is essential that you contact St. Johns County Legal Aid, before you get moved out of your home. They will only be able to help you, if you are still in your home.

It it's almost impossible to find affordable places to rent in St. Augustine, and Megan Wall, the managing attorney from St.  Johns County Legal Aid emphasizes the importance of coming to them, before you get moved out of your home.

Read this interview with St. Johns County Legal Aid managing attorney Megan Wall for more info.