Stopping Unfair Eviction Process

Summary

In Louisiana, tenants have rights even without a written lease. Landlords must provide proper notice before eviction, typically a 5-day notice. Tenants can dispute evictions in court by filing an answer and attending the hearing. Legal aid organizations like Southeast Louisiana Legal Services and Acadiana Legal Service Corporation offer free assistance for housing issues. Contact them for support in your eviction case.

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Stopping an unfair eviction
Hey ****! I'm sorry to hear about your situation. To provide better guidance, could you let me know if you have received an eviction notice, and if so, what reason was given for the eviction?
Yes. Reason written on notice is no lease agreement
Thanks for the info, ****. In Louisiana, tenants have certain rights even without a written lease. Here are a few things to consider:
- Landlords must give you proper notice before eviction.
- You may have the right to dispute the eviction in court.
- Louisiana law generally allows for a *-day notice for eviction.
Would you like more details on disputing the eviction in court?
Yes
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Sure, ****! Here are some steps you can take to dispute the eviction in court:
- Respond to the Eviction Notice: You have the right to file an answer with the court.
- Attend the Court Hearing: Present your case and any evidence showing why the eviction is unfair.
- Seek Legal Assistance: Consider contacting a local legal aid organization for help.
Would you like more detailed information on filing an answer or preparing for the court hearing?
Help with legal aid
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****, you can contact local legal aid organizations in Louisiana for assistance with your eviction case. Here are a few options:
- Southeast Louisiana Legal Services: They provide free legal help for various civil matters, including housing issues.
- Acadiana Legal Service Corporation: Offers free legal assistance to low-income residents in the western part of Louisiana.
Would you like the contact details for these organizations?
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~Southeast Louisiana Legal Services
Phone: (*) *-*
Website: www.slls.org
~Acadiana Legal Service Corporation
Phone: (*) *-*
Website: www.la-law.org
If you need further assistance, please feel free to ask!