Eviction Notice Tenant Rights

Summary

Landlords in Maine cannot use security cameras to monitor specific units without tenant consent, as it is considered an invasion of privacy. Common areas like hallways or parking lots may be monitored. If falsely accused of lease violations, gather evidence and seek legal advice. Pine Tree Legal Assistance offers free legal advice to low-income individuals.

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Nadine
Hello Nadine, it's crucial to know which state you're in to offer accurate legal advice. Could you please specify your location?
Oops Maine
Sure, Nadine. In Maine:
- You have the right to a habitable dwelling.
- Your landlord can't evict you without a legitimate cause.
- If you're falsely accused, gather evidence and consider seeking legal advice.
Would you like information on local tenant's rights organizations?
Yes
That's great, Nadine. In Maine, there are several organizations that can assist you. Pine Tree Legal Assistance offers free legal advice to low-income individuals. You can reach out to them at:

Pine Tree Legal Assistance


Phone: (*) *-*
Website: www.ptla.org
She can't use security camera footage to watch my apartment though right
In Maine, it's generally considered an invasion of privacy for landlords to use security cameras to monitor specific units without consent. However, common areas like hallways or parking lots may be monitored. It's best to get a lawyer's advice.