On June 2, 2021, the Legal Advice & Referral Center merged with the NH Pro Bono Program to form 603 Legal Aid. Learn more.
*** LEGAL ISSUES DURING COVID-19 CRISIS ***
New Hampshire Emergency Rental Assistance Program - Learn about the new $200 million rental and utility relief program: how to apply and who is eligible. Go to the program's website or read the fact sheet.
Apartments are now available in Concord, Bow and Franklin. Call CATCH Neighborhood Housing at (603) 223-0810 or email catchrentals@alliancenh.com to learn more.
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Help Sessions for Tenants Facing Eviction New Hampshire Legal Assistance (NHLA) and 603 Legal Aid are offering free online help sessions for tenants facing eviction. During these Eviction Clinics, legal aid attorneys and paralegals will explain tenants’ rights during an eviction and answer questions. They cannot provide legal advice for specific cases at the clinics. NO SIGN UP NECESSARY When: June 23 from 2-3:30 PM Where: via Zoom. Get the link here and NHLA’s Facebook page under ‘events.’ More information: call 1-800-639-5290 The sessions are recorded and are available on NHLA’s YouTube channel |
NEW Document-creation tool:
603 Legal Aid developed a tool for this website that will create a document for you. After you answer a set of questions, an appropriate document is created based on your answers. You can download or e-mail your final document with an instruction sheet that tells you what to do next and gives you links to more information about your legal issue.
Currently, the documents you can create are:
- a letter to a debt collector asking them to stop contacting you,
- a letter to a prior landlord asking them to return your security deposit, and
- a letter to a debt collector or creditor telling them you are judgment proof.
- an Appearance form for a tenant who is being evictied.
- an Answer and Request for Continuance for a tenant who has withheld rent.
Use the links above to create your documents.
Our friends at Illinois Legal Aid Online are hosting our document assembly project right now – if you notice their name in the address of the of your browser do not be alarmed, you really are in the right place.
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