What is SCRA?

The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) is a federal law that provides certain legal and financial protection to eligible servicemembers (and in some cases their dependents) while the servicemember is on active duty or otherwise in qualifying military service.

Who is eligible?

You may be eligible for SCRA protections if you are currently serving in the U.S. Armed Forces on active duty or are otherwise in “military service” as defined by federal law. Eligibility depends on your individual status and circumstances.

What types of protection may apply in housing or eviction matters?

Depending on your circumstances, the SCRA may provide protections related to court proceedings, including protections that can apply when a person does not appear in court and a party seeks a default judgment. In certain situations, the SCRA may also affect how a court addresses housing-related proceedings involving an eligible servicemember or dependents.

How to request SCRA review or raise concerns…

If you believe you may be eligible for SCRA protections, or if you have questions or concerns related to SCRA protections in a matter involving Rental Marketing Solutions, LLC (RMS), please contact our Designated SCRA team:

Phone: (727) 233-4853
Email: cdaloiarms11@gmail.com

Please include your name, property address, and best contact information. If you have military orders or documentation of military status that you wish to share, you may provide it by email.

Additional Resources…

Legal assistance is often available through your branch’s Judge Advocate General (JAG) or your installations’ Legal Assistance Office.

Important Note: This page is provided for informational purposes and does not constitute legal advice. Eligibility and relief under the SCRA depend on individual circumstances.