General Sessions Civil Court Watch
In 2021, we hit the streets, knocking door to door to walk with Nashville residents facing the threat of eviction. We observed General Sessions Court to shine a light on how Nashville Courts are responding to the combined Housing and Eviction Crisis.
This year, General Sessions Civil Court judges are up for re-election and we want everyone to have the opportunity to see them in action.
Learn More and Sign up today to observe General Sessions Civil docket on Tuesdays in March and April at 9am.
facing eviction?
Metro Action commission Hope funds
Apply here for the HOPE Rental Assistance program to help renters impacted by COVID-19 catch up on past due rent, FORWARD RENT and utility payments that are behind up to 12 months.
Diversionary l.e.g.a.c.y court
The L.E.G.A.C.Y. Housing Resource Diversionary Court & Program (Housing Resource Diversionary Court) will provide tools to support and foster mutual trust between landlords and tenants while seeking CARES Grant relief money. These funds are to assist eligible tenants in paying arrearages to landlords and avoid possible eviction.”
Moving your case from General Sessions Docket to the LEGACY program can increase your chances of staying in your home and can avoid a financial judgment on your housing record, even if you have to move.