Eviction Rights For Disabled

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Summary

Evictions must follow legal procedures, including written notice. Disabled individuals have additional protections under the Fair Housing Act. Contact North Carolina Legal Aid for free services if you qualify. The NC Bar Associations Lawyer Referral Service charges a small fee for initial consultations. If funds are tight, seek help from local non-profits or legal clinics.

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I'm sorry to hear about your situation. Here are some general rules pertaining to your situation in North Carolina:
- Evictions should follow a legal process.
- You should receive a written notice.
- As a disabled person, you have additional rights under the Fair Housing Act.
Please consult a local attorney for specific advice.
How do I talk to a attorney about this matter
You can reach out to North Carolina Legal Aid at *-*-*-*. They provide free legal services to low-income individuals. Also, the North Carolina Bar Association offers a Lawyer Referral Service you can use to find a local attorney.
Does that cost anything up front if so or if not what is the price
North Carolina Legal Aid typically provides free services to those who qualify. The NC Bar Association's Lawyer Referral Service charges a small fee for the initial consultation. Prices after that depend on the attorney's rates and your agreement with them.
What does it cost or does it cost anything to talk to them over the phone at first
Generally, initial phone consultations with North Carolina Legal Aid are free for those who qualify. The NC Bar Association's Lawyer Referral Service may charge a small fee for the first consultation.
But what if I don't have no money at the moment
If funds are tight, consider reaching out to local non-profit organizations or legal clinics for help. Some law schools run free clinics that offer legal advice. You can also apply for legal aid or use a pro bono service.
Can I receive SS Disability and receive my pension plan?
Yes, you can generally receive Social Security Disability (SSD) and pension payments at the same time. However, if your pension is from a job where you didn't pay Social Security taxes, it may reduce your SSD benefits. It's advised to consult with a local attorney for precise details.