<prompt> Human: I stopped being able to make my bills on time and now Im soon to be evicted. Ive never been in this position and I dont know what to do . What are my best options?EDIT: Thanks for all the replies, its been a lot of help in understanding what my next steps are. I live in Ohio, so I was just given my 3 day notice. I havent seen anything yet regarding the eviction process.  <response>: Im an attorney in Ohio. Here is the process: After 3 days business days have passed, and if you are still not current with the rent, the Landlord can file a Forcible Entry and Detainer with the Municipal Court in your jurisdiction. This will set a hearing date a few weeks out where you and the Landlord will go before a magistrate. I handle many evictions on behalf of landlords and the magistrate in my area evicts almost 100 of the time if you are not current with your rent.If the magistrate orders the eviction then she will give you a few days to vacate by. If you still are not out by that date, the landlord can get a set-out from the court. This is where the bailiff comes to your residence to maintain peace while the landlord moves you out.The landlord can also request a second hearing where damages are calculated. This includes any past due rent money owed and any physical damage to the property minus the security deposit. This is a judgment against you and you do not want this.Your best bet is to talk to the Landlord about a payment plan. They are usually pretty reasonable, they just want to pay their bills and they depend on your rent as income. Ask if you can do any yard work to off-set some rent or do whatever you have to to get current. 