COVID-19 FAQs for Renters: Evictions, Lockouts, & Leases

COVID-19 FAQs for Renters: Evictions, Lockouts, & Leases

Updates as of June 29, 2020 – you can also check jud.ct.gov and the Center’s COVID-19 Updates for the most up-to-date information.

1. Can my landlord evict me if I don’t pay rent?

2. My landlord sent me an eviction notice or Notice to Quit. What do I do now?

3. I have an eviction case already, what happens now?

4. What should I do if my landlord locks me out?

5. What happens if my lease expires at the end of the month?

6. If I am moving into a new apartment, can my new landlord require that I self-quarantine for 14 days when I move in?

7. If I need to pay rent in cash next month, how can I make sure my landlord cannot later say they did not receive my payment?

8. My landlord said I could pay rent in installments, without late fees, because I lost my job and cannot pay rent in full at the beginning of the month. Now my landlord says I will be charged a late fee. Is this allowed?

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