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- Avoid eviction - USAGov
Visit the What to do if you are facing eviction guide You will learn how to: Talk to a lawyer if your landlord is threatening to evict you, or you need help understanding your rights You may qualify for free legal aid based on your income See if your state provides temporary eviction protections Take advantage of free housing help
- What to do if you’re facing eviction | Consumer Financial . . .
If you’re behind on rent and received a demand for payment, an eviction notice, or an eviction lawsuit, help is available We can help you understand your rights and how to take advantage of federal and state help
- Legal Services for Tenants - HRA - NYC. gov
Call 311 and ask for the Tenant Helpline Email OCJ at civiljustice@hra nyc gov Please provide a name, telephone number, and a Housing Court case index number for your eviction case (if you have one) in your email Contact a nonprofit law office near you
- Eviction Help Tenant Advocacy | Eviction Defense Collaborative
If you need assistance with a Denial of Service or an issue at a City-funded homeless shelter or transitional housing site, contact our Shelter Client Advocacy team at (415) 669-0284 or via email sca@evictiondefense org
- Responding to an eviction | Community Legal Aid
If your landlord files an eviction action, ask the court if they have a mediator to help you work out your case If not, your local bar association may be able to offer someone to do this for you
- Eviction 101: What’s Legal, What’s Not, and Your Rights as a . . .
In many states, pro bono fair housing lawyers are available to help renters defend against unlawful evictions and remain in their homes Visit the U S Department of Housing website to see a directory of your state's housing authority and resources Talk to a lawyer
- How to file a complaint against a landlord | USAGov
Learn about your rights as a tenant and how to get help if you cannot resolve a disagreement directly with your landlord or management company Before getting outside help, read your lease carefully to make sure you are following the rental rules you agreed to Find help from your state agency that addresses tenant rights
- Help for renters | Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
There are local experts who can help, for free, or at a low cost If your landlord is threatening to evict you, or you need help understanding your rights, talk to a lawyer You may qualify for free legal aid, based on your income Contact your local bar association or legal aid
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