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Indiana Statewide Eviction Legal Resource Clinic

This is a Free Remote Legal Advice Clinic for Indiana Tenants / Renters. Our team of Legal Navigators and Volunteer Attorneys will be present to offer free limited scope advice and resources to any Indiana resident who is facing an eviction or housing instability, have questions about the eviction process (possession/damage hearings), how to seal an eviction, or understand tenant's rights and responsibilities. Ask about the IERA 2 for rent and utility assistance.

syncRecurs Monthly on Third Friday
sensorsVirtual Event

Virtual Meeting Details

https://us06web.zoom.us/j/88167209757 Meeting ID: 881 6720 9757

Time

10:00 am 2:00 pm ET

Phone Number

(312) 626-6799

Organizer

Pro Bono Indiana, Inc. – Lafayette Regional Office

Additional Information

This Clinic is reoccuring. 1st and 3rd Friday of each month. 10:00am to 2:00pm (Eastern) via phone or Zoom only. To register in advance, you may visit: https://calendly.com/pbi-evictions/edc. You may join the clinic without an appointment by one of the following during clinic days and times only:

Visit the following zoom link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/88167209757. You may go to your Zoom App or visit Zoom.com and click on Join a Meeting, Enter the following meeting ID: 881 6720 9757.
Puede llamar directamente durante el horario de la clínica marcando: (312) 626-6799 e introduciendo el número de identificación de la reunión 881 6720 9757.

Counties Served

+86

Assistance for the following legal issues

Rent and Eviction

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