Massachusetts S956 allows for the sealing of eviction records to promote housing opportunity and mobility.

Massachusetts S956, also known as the HOMES Act, amends Chapter 239 of the General Laws to allow for the sealing of eviction records. This legislation aims to promote housing opportunity and mobility by enabling individuals to petition the court to seal records of eviction actions. The bill outlines specific conditions and timelines for sealing records, including a waiting period after the conclusion of the action and the satisfaction of any related judgments or agreements. The sealed records are to be removed from consumer reports within 30 days of sealing.

Massachusetts S956 allows for the sealing of eviction records to promote housing opportunity and mobility.

Massachusetts S956, also known as the HOMES Act, amends Chapter 239 of the General Laws to allow for the sealing of eviction records. This legislation aims to promote housing opportunity and mobility by enabling individuals to petition the court to seal records of eviction actions. The bill outlines specific conditions and timelines for sealing records, including a waiting period after the conclusion of the action and the satisfaction of any related judgments or agreements. The sealed records are to be removed from consumer reports within 30 days of sealing.