Printable View
If a tenant is evicted from a lot, but cannot afford to move their mobile home to a new location, can the former landlord or judge stop them from accessing the home and lot? After the tenant failed to move the home by a deadline set by the court, the court entered an order prohibiting access until the home is removed. Now the tenant cannot get personal property out of the home.
The problem here is that you should have recovered your property before you missed the deadline.
You can petition the court for reconsideration or file a timely appeal. You can also seek permission from the landlord.
Your better bet, though, is to get the money together to move the home. If you do not do so, eventually the home is going to be towed to a different location for storage or demolition, with a high chance of serious damage to the home and its contents during that process.