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Facing eviction: this week

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This is general information, not legal advice. Every case is different. Call legal aid about your case.

  1. Write down your court date, time and place from the Notice of Eviction Hearing: ____________________(Source: Evictions (kyjustice.org))
  2. Call legal aid for your county today (see the list below).(Source: Civil Legal Aid Programs (kycourts.gov), Evictions (kyjustice.org))
  3. Put every notice, court paper and envelope in one folder.(Source: Evictions (kyjustice.org))
  4. Add your lease, receipts, bank records and proof of payment.(Source: Evictions (kyjustice.org))
  5. Call your Community Action agency or 211 about rent or utility help. Write down who you talked to and when: ____________________(Source: Community Action Kentucky: Network / County Outreach Offices)
  6. If you make a deal with the landlord, get it in writing, signed and dated, and still go to court.(Source: Evictions (kyjustice.org))
  7. Need an interpreter? Call the court on your notice now.(Source: AOC-215 Eviction Notice: Notice of Eviction Hearing, Trial by the Court)
  8. Court day: arrive 15 minutes early and bring the folder.(Source: Evictions (kyjustice.org))
  9. If the judge rules against you: the judgment form gives seven days. Call legal aid the same day about an appeal.(Source: AOC-217 Forcible Detainer Judgment)

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Sources checked 2026-10-15. Court forms: kycourts.gov/Legal-Forms. Full list of sources at nooneleftoutside.org/housing-stability.

This is general information, not legal advice. Every case is different. Call legal aid about your case.