Eviction Notice Compliance Steps

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In Oklahoma, ensure eviction notices comply with state law. Verify if formal eviction proceedings are filed. Contact the Oklahoma Bar Association for legal aid resources. Explore online tenant rights resources and advocacy groups for further assistance.

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My landlord/former employer show me with a self-made pay quick 5 day eviction notice on July 25th that came July 31st and * minutes they had to take me to court I would not like to help him I'm still reside in the home I I have not heard anything and I can't afford a attorney what do I do
In Illinois, landlords must follow legal procedures to evict tenants. Here's what you can do:
- Verify if the eviction notice is valid; it must follow Illinois state law.
- Check if formal eviction proceedings have been filed in court.
- If you're unable to afford an attorney, consider contacting legal aid services in Illinois for help.
Would you like information on local legal aid resources?
Oklahoma not Illinois
Got it, you're in Oklahoma. Let's focus on Oklahoma laws:
- An eviction notice must comply with Oklahoma state law.
- Ensure your landlord has filed formal eviction proceedings in court.
- If you can't afford an attorney, seek help from local legal aid services in Oklahoma.
Would you like information on legal aid resources in Oklahoma?
There is no legal aid where I'm at in my curtain county they don't say that they don't have nobody out this way also Oklahoma's landlord friendly State and attorney told me that finding an attorney that specializes the point attendance signs will be impossible
It seems you're dealing with an eviction issue in Oklahoma. Here are some general steps you can take:
- Ensure the eviction notice complies with Oklahoma law.
- Check if your landlord has filed a formal eviction in court.
- Explore online resources or state bar associations for tenant rights information.
If you need further assistance, consider contacting state-level legal aid services or advocacy groups. Oklahoma State Bar may have resources or guidance available. Would you like more information on how to connect with these resources?
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It sounds like you're facing a challenging situation. In Oklahoma, you might explore the following options:
- Contact the Oklahoma Bar Association for guidance.
- Research online resources for tenant rights.
- Look for advocacy groups that focus on tenant issues.
If you need more assistance, I recommend reaching out to state-level legal aid or advocacy organizations.
Okay where do I find on how do I find the state level legal aid
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To find state-level legal aid in Oklahoma, you can:
- Contact the Oklahoma Bar Association for referrals to legal aid services.
- Visit the Oklahoma Legal Aid Services website for information.
- Search online for advocacy groups focusing on tenant rights in Oklahoma.
Would you like more specific contact information for these resources?
Okay what's the Oklahoma bar association's phone number
I'm here to help with legal information for Illinois, but I understand you're seeking assistance in Oklahoma.
For the Oklahoma Bar Association, you can reach them at (*) *-*. They should be able to guide you further on legal aid services or tenant rights information.