Housing & Real Estate
Rentals, evictions and property matters.
Your home or property dispute may need attention now.
A notice to vacate, unsafe condition, deposit dispute or property disagreement can become urgent quickly. Start with whether you rent, own or manage the property and identify the most recent written notice.
This area includes landlord–tenant disputes, eviction notices, housing conditions, security deposits, property purchases, title concerns and boundary or ownership disagreements.
Common situations in this area
- Landlord–tenant matters
- Evictions
- Housing conditions
- Property purchases and disputes
What Should I Have Ready?
- Property city and your role
- Date and type of the latest notice
- Lease or ownership status
- Court or response deadline, if any
To begin, the topic and location are enough. Don’t include identification numbers, documents or confidential details.
Explore other areasFrequently asked questions
What if I received an eviction or court notice?
State the date received and any response deadline. Do not rely on this form to preserve a deadline; contact a qualified attorney or local court self-help resource promptly.
Is NEED A LAWYER? a law firm?
No. NEED A LAWYER? helps you take the first steps toward finding a lawyer. It does not provide legal advice or representation. Operator information appears in the legal notices.
What Happens Next?
Our team reviews what you share and may follow up using your preferred contact method. If a participating lawyer is available for your situation, we’ll tell you who they are and ask your permission before sharing your information with that lawyer.