no evictions till may 31

[Sherry of DFW]

as of april 2, in dallas county, you cannot be evicted till may 31
google "dallas county evictions april 1 2020 " for details
from above website--see below

A stay has been placed on eviction orders in Dallas County for 60 days. As Dallas City Council was voting to extend its state of disaster declaration through April 29 on Wednesday evening, Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins was hosting a press conference of his own with some wide-ranging repercussions. In addition to banning gatherings of 10 people or more (including weddings, funerals and other religious services) — a restriction Texas Gov. Greg Abbott expanded statewide on Thursday — Jenkins also advised justices of the peace to suspend eviction hearings in Dallas County for at least the next 60 days. The hope, Jenkins says, is that such a measure will prevent renters from being
displaced during these financially worrisome times.

[mrredcat43]

Or you could just pay your bills, if you're able. You'll have to pay your bills sometime

[Grace Preston]

Boy-- those are gonna be some hellacious specials around June 1.....

[LargeBreastFan]

Man, I got to get to my optometrist for better glasses.

I thought that was "no erections till may 31."

[Wile E Coyote]

Considering that there are only 30 days in May this year, if evictions do not happen until May 31st, then that is going to be 14 months!

[kologero]

Originally Posted by Grace Preston

Boy-- those are gonna be some hellacious specials around June 1.....

[AndyDufresne]

Originally Posted by Wile E Coyote

Considering that there are only 30 days in May this year, if evictions do not happen until May 31st, then that is going to be 14 months!

Pretty sure May always has 31 days:

[oldbutstillgoing]

Originally Posted by Wile E Coyote

Considering that there are only 30 days in May this year, if evictions do not happen until May 31st, then that is going to be 14 months!

Just an FYI, May has 31 days every year. February is the only month of the year that changes and that's once every four years. Perhaps you inadvertently looked at the wrong month?

[oldbutstillgoing]

The important thing to remember is, pay your bills if you can. They're not forgiving the rent they're only postponing it. Utility company still have to be paid even if they're allowing you to wait. Car payment still have to be made even if they're allow you to postpone them. That $1,200? That's not for spending on hookers and having fun. That's to keep your head above water