1. Decide if you should move out or try to stay

Eviction Solution Explorer

Use to help build defences and create speaking notes to use at your eviction hearing for unpaid rent.

If you decide to move out, try to move by the termination date in the Landlord and Tenant Board's order, or as soon as possible after that. If the Sheriff enforces the eviction order, your locks can be changed very quickly.

If the Sheriff locks you out, you only have 72 hours after the lockout to make arrangements with the landlord to get your stuff. Even if the eviction happens just before the weekend, you still have only 72 hours. So, it's best to speak to your landlord or move your stuff before you get locked out.

If you want to stay, you might be able to:

• pay the money you owe,
• ask the LTB to review the order, or
• ask your landlord to agree to let you stay.