This compilation is a summary for informational purposes only and does not constitute professional or legal advice. Please contact the relevant goverment agencies or other professionals if you have questions or concerns about your particular situation.

The governor has issued a statewide moratorium on evictions of residential tenants for non-payment until April 17.  Landlords can't give a non-payment notice (14 day notice) or a 20 day no-cause notice (except if the eviction is "necessary to ensure the health and safety of the tenant or other individuals"). Landlords can't start any legal proceedings for those notices during this time. Law enforcement can't carry out an eviction for evictions related to non-payment of rent.

To learn about what additional housing moratoriums are place in your city or region, check here. 

If your landlord is attempting to evict you, or is attempting to start the process of eviction, you can file a complaint here.

If you are unable to pay rent or your mortgage, check here for some suggestions about working with your landlord or mortgage institution.