The coronavirus pandemic has thrown curveball after curveball, forcing property managers nationwide to adjust on the fly for their renters.

An order issued by the state's high court Monday said courts may resume hearing eviction cases on June 29. Ralph Northam to issue an executive order to prevent landlords from moving forward on eviction proceedings in court. We're asking for enough time to establish a robust rent relief program - one that is sufficiently funded and addresses all of the needs of Virginia," Poon said. Northam asked earlier this month that the eviction ban be extended to give his administration time to announce a rent relief program. He said those cases will move forward if the eviction moratorium is not extended.

RICHMOND, Va. – Eviction proceedings are now temporarily banned across Virginia. Ralph Northam made the announcement Monday, as he requested the decision in a letter sent to Virginia Supreme Court Chief Justice Donald Lemons this weekend. Lemons’ order, which suspends all eviction proceedings, remains in effect through June 28 and modifieds the Court’s earlier Declaration of Judicial Emergency in response to the coronavirus pandemic. “I am grateful to the Chief Justice for granting this order, and for the activists who have been working tirelessly on this important issue,” said Northam. Those facing housing insecurity are encouraged to visit StayHomeVirginia.com for more information and resources on tenant rights.