Landlord Coercion And Labor

Summary

Landlords in Nevada cannot legally force tenants to work without pay or use eviction threats as leverage. Tenants may have grounds for coercion or labor law violations. Consider filing a complaint with the Nevada Fair Housing Authority or consulting a local attorney for guidance.

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I was just wondering if it is some sort of violation for my landlord to hold the threat of eviction over my head while at the same tine working me as grounds keeper, without pay, and accepting at least $* a week in pet supplies for het cat.
Hi ****, this situation sounds potentially illegal. Generally, landlords cannot force tenants to work without pay or use the threat of eviction as leverage. You may have grounds for a complaint or legal action.
Can you tell me which state you live in? This will help me provide more specific legal information.
Nevada, Las Vegas
Hi ****,
- In Nevada, landlords cannot force tenants to work without pay or threaten eviction unlawfully.
- You may have a case for coercion or labor law violations.
- Consider filing a complaint with the Nevada Fair Housing Authority or consulting a local attorney.
Do you need contact information for local legal aid services?