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Facing an eviction, a withheld deposit, or a lease dispute? Describe your situation and book a consultation with a top-rated local landlord-tenant attorney.

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What to do right now

  1. Read every notice carefully and note any response deadline. Eviction deadlines can be very short.
  2. Keep your lease, rent receipts, and all messages with your landlord.
  3. Take dated photos of the unit's condition.
  4. Don't ignore court papers. Missing a hearing can mean losing automatically.
  5. Check for local tenant help programs, which may offer free assistance.

How landlord-tenant lawyers usually charge

Landlord-tenant attorneys often charge a flat fee for eviction defense or deposit disputes. Some areas also have free legal aid for tenants.