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Trends in eviction filings:

Indiana

92 of 92 counties/municipalities tracked
314,820
Filings since March 16, 2020
5,624
Filings in February 2025
70.4%
of landlords have representation in court in 2023 (of 61,007 cases disposed)
1.2%
of tenants have representation in court in 2023 (of 61,007 cases disposed)

About this state

47.4%
nationally
(46.74%)
Rent burdened residents
12.2%
(12.75%)
Poverty rate

Eviction Filings and Defaults in Indiana

During the COVID-19 pandemic, there was a state-wide moratorium on evictions from March 19, 2020 to August 15, 2020.

The CDC moratorium was in place from September 4, 2020 through August 26, 2021.

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About the Data

Please cite the data as: Civil Court Data Initiative. Legal Services Corporation, 2022. (accessed TODAY’s DATE).

Cases filed under a case type containing any of the following terms or with any of the following event information are considered evictions: case number includes ''ev'', any docket event referencing ''eviction'', ''possession'', or ''possessory'', event description referencing ''eviction''

Census data comes from the following 2021 American Community Survey (ACS) 5-year tables: B25070 (rent burden), B25032 (housing units), and B25008 (renter and total population).

 

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