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In Philadelphia, PA, tenants have the right to contest evictions in court. Landlords must provide written notice and can only evict for specific reasons. Allegations of drug activity must be proven in court. Tenants can request a hearing with the Philadelphia Fair Housing Commission. Consulting a local tenant rights lawyer is advisable.

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Hello Ashanti, I can provide some general legal information about tenant rights. Could you please tell me more about your situation? Also, knowing your location will help me provide more accurate information.
I just moved into a home January 1st it’s me and my daughter , I just recently had another baby and my child father comes to help me watch them time to time but he does not reside at the property my landlord is emailing me saying he’s terminating my lease due to breach in lease , he’s saying cops are reporting drug activity through out the home I do not do drugs nor am I around any drugs I need to know what to do
Hello Ashanti. I'm sorry to hear about your situation. Could you please tell me where you are located? This will help me provide you with the most relevant legal information.
Philadelphia pa
In Philadelphia, PA:
- You have a right to fight your eviction in court.
- The landlord must provide written notice of eviction, and can only evict for certain reasons.
- Drug activity allegations must be proven in court.
- You can request a hearing with the Philadelphia Fair Housing Commission.
It's advisable to consult with a local tenant rights lawyer.