Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Kentucky

Re: Renters Expecting

Massachusetts law allows a judge to give up to a 6-month

stay of execution (of eviction) to renters who stay current

on their rent. Since it takes a month to give notice and

six weeks to get to court and maybe another 10 days notice by

a sheriff to evict, it all adds up pretty nicely to quite near

the human gestation period, doesn't it? That's obviously a

coincidence, though.

Other states are entirely different. You need to contact a local

attorney. Some judges have the power in some states, some don't.

Some judges are cool and sympathetic to women, to couples with young

children, to pregnant women, etc., and others look at the belly as

some excuse to abuse the system and would say 'no exceptions in my

courtroom!'.

Try not to tip your hand prematurely that you would involve the legal system

once proceedings to evict got started or you'll get booted all the sooner.

Also, no matter what they say, both seller and buyer might have a heart and understand

your situation and make arrangements to pass papers only after you (and unborn child)

are OUT!

In sum, call a local atty.