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What to expect if an eviction is filed against you in Indiana: Resources and the law - Vimarsana News

What to expect if an eviction is filed against you in Indiana: Resources and the law

Here's what to know about what happens when an eviction is filed against you in Indiana, including where you can find help.

Source: yahoo.com
Rosa DeLauro proposes wide-scale expansion of right-to-counsel - Vimarsana News

Rosa DeLauro proposes wide-scale expansion of right-to-counsel

The Eviction Prevention Act would expand right-to-counsel programs for people facing evictions and build on other programs.

We are contributing to poverty, but we can make choices that help end it, says Princeton sociologist - Vimarsana News

We are contributing to poverty, but we can make choices that help end it, says Princeton sociologist

Professor and Pulitzer Prize-winning author Matthew Desmond will talk about his work researching poverty and affordable housing, and the poverty abolition movement, at UC San Diego's Helen Edison Lecture Series on Dec. 14

Evictions can kill: how US communities are trying to break the cycle of violence - Vimarsana News

Evictions can kill: how US communities are trying to break the cycle of violence

Evictions can be physically dangerous for all parties – but programs can help prevent them or assist evictees in finding other living spaces

Omaha's public housing residents are facing eviction more often – and sometimes over small debts - Vimarsana News

Omaha's public housing residents are facing eviction more often – and sometimes over small debts

With a 60% jump in eviction filings since the pandemic days, tenant advocates are questioning if the Omaha Housing Authority is fulfilling its mission to serve the city’s poorest renters. OHA says it’s bound by financial realities and federal regulations.