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Our team of advocates are unrelenting when fighting for your rights, accessing multiple legal, social, and technical resources to resolve disputes both in and out of court for tenants who can't afford upfront legal fees. We are advocates fighting for the rights of tenants in a society where attorneys often disregard the needs of tenants as not "cost effective".

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Why Our Process Works

Our contact with landlords is direct, to the point, and convincing. Landlords get the message that we don't waste time. We act swiftly and within the law to show them why they are fighting a losing battle. They realize that by not responding to our letter, they risk action by one of our affiliate attorneys. And when the landlord loses in court, they are often required to pay all court costs and associated attorney fees. Additionally, landlords do not want to be under the microscope of social media. Negative online reviews will ruin their reputation. And once one is initiated they start piling up, making it very difficult for them to continue doing business under close public scrutiny.

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This website is operated by legal advocates. We are not a law firm. We provide attorneys with documentation and correspondence to move forward with your case when an attorney is required. Any information provided by this website to you, regardless of how specific, is NOT intended to be legal advice under any state or federal law. This website and it’s staff, provide research, written strategies, letters to landlords, and non-professional personal opinions on the Constitution and State laws as free exchange of information allowed under the First Amendment. If you are a pro se litigant (meaning you represent yourself without an attorney) then you bear all and full responsibility for understanding the law in your state and acting under the law in your state. Nothing you receive from this site or it’s direct staff is intended to be a “legal” document for purposes of any type of filing in any court.

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