Tippecanoe County Courts are getting ready for an increase in cases starting Monday.

Indiana's eviction moratorium and prohibition on disconnecting utility services ends Friday

Cases starting monday.

Indiana's eviction moratorium and prohibition on disconnecting utility services ends friday magistrate dan moore says on monday, and throughout the course of the next couple of weeks, there will be many filings from landlords to evict tenants.

Moore added the large volume of cases will burden the court system.

He suggets trying to settle this outside of court (and have a conversation with your landlord or utility company.

The court is pushing for a win-win scenario, but knows it will step- in if needed.

From our point of view it is always better if things are worked out without the need for litigation.

Courts are really there when there is just not an ability to come to a deal that is fair to all sides so any resources that we can direct people to that might aide them in working this out on their own benefits us.

Moore is talking about the local and state programs available.

These are to help those who cannot afford utilities, or rent due, to the covid-19 pandemic.

Two of the five major college athletic conferences have postponed their fall seasons