Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Maryland

No. If this is residential property, the judge at your trial would have to issue a judgment for possession of the property to the landlord, and then after a waiting period the landlord could file for a warrant of restitution which is an order to the sheriff to proceed with the eviction. Usually there is some period of time after that for the sheriff to schedule it, and you would receive notice of the date so you could make move in an orderly fashion and not risk losing your belongings which would be put out during an eviction. Also if this is the first time this has happened to you with this property you have the right to pay up what's due and avoid eviction.