Legal Access Alameda
Legal Access provides free legal services to low-income people in Alameda County through monthly legal clinics in a range of areas of law.
Legal Access offers several programs:
Legal Access provides free legal services to low-income people in Alameda County through monthly legal clinics in a range of areas of law.
Legal Access offers several programs:
We moved into a single family dwelling with a one year lease September 2011. The landlord never wanted to change his mailing address and all his mail is still coming to the rental house we are in. The landlord gave me an address in Antioch where I would send his mail and rent check. I had the address in my iPhone my I phone was recently stolen as a result I had to re-create all my contacts. I had landlords cell phone but not the address. I called him about 3 months ago to ge the address so I could send his mail and rent check. I left message on voice mail.
The Legal Aid Foundation of Santa Barbara provides free legal assistance to low-income people and senior citizens at our Legal Aid offices in the following areas of law
The Legal Aid Society of San Diego, Inc. (LASSD) is a nonprofit law firm that provides free legal services to lower income San Diego residents.
Housing
Eviction Clinic for San Diego County Courts
Elder Law & Advocacy programs include:
1) Senior Citizens Legal Services – legal services for persons ages 60 and over;
The Legal Aid Society advocates educating, organizing, and empowering tenants to exercise their human right to affordable and safe housing, with an emphasis on foreclosure prevention.
U.D.(Eviction) Answers Clinic*
*call to confirm eligibility
updated 07/19_FC
Through volunteers and staff, PLC provides free civil legal services, including counseling, individual representation, community education, and strategic litigation and advocacy to challenge societal injustices.
PLC works to preserve and create affordable housing in Orange County, prevent homelessness, and assist tenants who are being unfairly evicted or who are subjected to sub-standard living conditions. PLC can assist with:
OK. How crazy can things get?
4 months after moving into a new home with a 2 year lease, my landlord informs me she is selling the place and starts having strangers coming in and out of my home.
May 2010--We are in a situation where we rented for almost 8 years from a landlord we had a great relationship with. Unbeknownst to us, the owner of our property was hoping to get his mortgage re-financed with BofA due to the market crash. Of course, as banks did back then... they told the owner they wouldn't work to refinance him unless he was delinquent on his payments. Feeling he had no other option, the owner withheld his mortgage payments (though we continued paying our rent). As history proved, instead of "working with" the owner, BofA immediately foreclosed.