• Self-employed individuals, including gig workers, freelancers, and independent contractors
• Those seeking part-time employment
• Claimants that have an insufficient work history to qualify for benefits
• And claimants that have been laid off from churches and religious institutions who are not eligible for benefits under state law

• Prohibits landlords of residential dwelling units, for non-essential eviction actions, from terminating tenancies or sending notices to quit
• Prohibits landlords from imposing a late fee for non-payment of rent or furnishing data to a consumer reporting agency if, within 30 days, the tenant provides notice and documentation to the landlord that the non-payment was due to a financial impact form COVID-19
• Section 4: Allows landlords to utilize last month’s rent to pay for expenses if the landlord notifies the tenant in writing. However, landlords still must provide tenant’s with the same interest that would have accrued if the landlord had not utilized last month’s rent and prohibits landlords from deducting money from the last month’s rent for any non-payment of rent

• Prohibits courts from: (1) accepting for filing a writ, summons or complaint; (2) entering a judgment or default judgment for a plaintiff for possession; (3) issuing an execution for possession; (4) denying a stay of execution or a continuance of a summary process case; or (5) scheduling a court event for non-essential eviction actions for residential dwelling or small business premises units
• Tolls the deadline or time for action by parties to a non-essential eviction action

• Prohibits sheriffs and others from enforcing or levying an execution for possession for nonessential eviction actions for residential dwelling or small business premises units

• Prohibited for 120 days or 45 days after the emergency declaration has been lifted, whichever is sooner
• Governor may postpone the expiration for a period of time, which cannot go past 45 days after the emergency declaration is lifted

• Allows mortgagors to participate in counseling via synchronous, real-time video conference or phone calls in lieu of in person counseling, during the COVID-19 emergency, when obtaining a reverse mortgage loan

• Prohibits creditors or mortgagees from (1) causing notice of foreclosure sale to be published; (2) exercising a power of sale; (3) exercising a right of entry; (4) initiating a judicial or nonjudicial foreclosure; or (5) filing a complaint to determine military status of a mortgagor
• Prohibited for 120 days or 45 days after the emergency declaration has been lifted, whichever is sooner
• Governor may postpone the expiration for a period of time, which cannot go past 45 days after the emergency declaration is lifted

• Requires creditors or mortgagees to grant a forbearance, if requested, of a mortgage loan for a residential property for a period of not more than 180 days. Prohibits fees, penalties, or interest from accruing during that period

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