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Memphis Renter's Rights Resources

Renter's Rights / FAQs

MICAH Calls to Action

Landlord Tenant Act

 

Know Your Rights

Eviction Action Resources

If you've received an eviction notice and have been affected by COVID-19, you may qualify for Memphis and Shelby County's Eviction Settlement Program, which directly pays landlords. Renters and homeowners having trouble paying rent or mortgages due to COVID-19 may also qualify for the CDC's Eviction Declaration, protecting you from eviction. To learn more and apply for the programs, visit United Housing's COVID-19 Resources page here: http://home901.org/covid-resources/

 

   Additional ​resources: 

Evictions in the News

Who is Organizing?

 

Legal Assistance

  • Memphis Public Interest Law Center (“MPILC”)  is a non-profit public interest law firm formed to fill the gap in legal services in the Memphis area through provision of legal support, education, an advocacy to underserved populations and issues. They've created The Housing Project, a renter-centered response to our community’s housing crisis. Their help hotline is 
    1-833-7RENTER (1-833-773-6837).

  • Memphis Area Legal Services - (901) 523-8822 - 22 N. Front St., 11th Floor Memphis, TN  38103 - https://malsi.org/

  • Community Legal Center - (901) 543-3395 - 243 Adams Avenue, Memphis, TN 38103  https://clcmemphis.org/

  • 901LegalConnect.org - 901-527-3573 - 145 Court Ave. Suite 301, Memphis, TN 38103 - https://www.901legalconnect.org/

  • 2SLAC – 2nd Saturday Legal Aid Clinic. Next scheduled for June 13 and July 11, 10:00-11:45 am at the Benjamin L. Hooks Central Library.

Social Service Assistance

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