
Landlord Tenant Resources
This page is designed as a resource for Tenants. Landlords are typically best served with direct representation as Judges tend to punish even the smallest mistake.
At present, our firm is only handling Deposit Return & Collection Issues relating to residential tenancies. If you have another issue and you are a Tenant, start with Housing Justice Project or call for a referral. If you are a landlord and have another issue, please call for a referral.
Tenant Resources
We appreciate you coming to our website and considering our firm to assist you. We encourage all potential clients to consider free resources prior to retaining us if your matter is simple and the amount in controversy makes sense. If you have questions, give us a call to see how we can help.
The page you are on now is for Tenant Resources. Below is our big list or resource pages by area of law. Continue down the page for the specific Tenant Resources.
- General Referrals (Pro Bono, Low Bono, Referral Services, & Government Agencies)
- Bankruptcy Resources
- Consumer Protection Resources
- Credit Report Resources
- Debt Collection Resources
- Family Law Resources
- Foreclosure Defense Resources
- Identity Theft
- Landlord Tenant Resources
- Lemon Law
- Small Claims
- Student Loans
Disclaimer: No attorney client relationship is formed by use of any of the below links, forms, instructions, or third party sites. These resources are provided free of charge for use on a pro se (without an attorney) basis. We recommend that you consult with our firm or a firm or other agency of your choosing to fully understand your rights, the availability of counter claims, and other relevant issues.
Tenant Resources
Third Party Informational Resources (to explain your rights & remedies)
These two websites provide answers to frequently asked questions about tenant rights ranging from how to request repairs to how to respond to an eviction complaint.
Emergency Assistance & Resources
Sometimes you are facing the prospect of homelessness due to the inability to pay your rent or because you have recently been evicted. Start here to see if there may be help for you.
Housing Justice Project (free help to help you fight in court, in person first come first serve program)
This is perhaps the very best resource if you are facing an eviction and simply need assistance getting some extra time to vacate. Housing Justice Project will help you in your hearing but is not chartered for complex litigation, counter claims, or significant legal work.
Moderate Means Program
Moderate means is a low bono option when pro bono representation is not available. Depending upon your budget and issues, this might be a viable choice.