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The document outlines the process for responding to an eviction complaint in Connecticut, including instructions for tenants on how to indicate their agreement or disagreement with the landlord's claims. It also provides a section for tenants to present special defenses against eviction, such as payment of rent, housing code violations, and protections for individuals with disabilities or elderly residents. Additionally, it includes a certification section for tenants to confirm that they have communicated the response to all relevant parties.

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Whats the fastest a landlord can evict you?

You can ask your landlord for more time, but they do not have to give it to you. You might be able to get 3 extra months to move out if you are evicted because you did not pay the rent, but you must fill out a Stay of Execution (#JD-HM-21) form and pay the court all of the rent you owe within 5 days of the judgment.

How can I stop an eviction in CT?

Tenants with an active eviction against them with a summons and complaint, may call the UniteCT Call Center to schedule an appointment. As of February 2nd 2025, the Eviction Prevention Fund provides eligible households up to $5,000 in a one-time rental assistance payment to cover their rental arrears.

Can you stop an eviction in CT?

Summary eviction is the process landlords most frequently use because it is faster and simpler than the formal eviction process. (For an overview of both processes, click to visit Overview of the Eviction Process.) However, there are circumstances in which summary eviction cannot be used.

How do I delay an eviction in CT?

Call your county and maybe an attorney that specializes in eviction. You might be able to file a 30 day extension or Sometimes you can call the court and reschedule the date for a couple weeks out. Then find a different place and just move so the eviction isnt on your record.

Is there a way to get around an eviction?

Delaying an eviction in Connecticut typically involves legal action, such as filing a response to the eviction notice or appearing in court to contest the eviction. Tenants may also negotiate with the landlord or seek legal assistance for possible solutions.