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Tenants without an attorney in local eviction court are 84% more likely to lose housing, study findsThe Cincinnati Tenants' Union is asking the city to establish a right to counsel program.
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The measure is supposed to protect renters from a late payment eviction if they can pay all past due rent and fees. But the magistrates say they won't enforce it because they think it conflicts with state law.
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A study published in Health Affairs Monday confirms the impact a partnership with the Legal Aid Society of Greater Cincinnati is having.
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The city will use federal funding to help residents facing eviction find legal services and financial assistance. The Access to Justice pilot program will launch this fall with nearly $800,000.
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At 9:00 a.m. on any given weekday, tenants are at the Hamilton County Municipal Court in eviction court pleading their case to a magistrate.A study from…
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There are more than 12,000 evictions a year in Hamilton County. That's 34% higher than the national average. Now, the Legal Aid Society of Greater…
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President Lynden Johnson signed the Fair Housing Act into law in April 1968, the same month the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated. The bill…
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Fueled in part by the opioid crisis, an increasing number of grandparents and other relatives need to get custody of Hamilton County children and don't…
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Wending your way through the family court system can be an intimidating experience. If you do not have the money to hire an attorney and must face the…
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Being an entrepreneur or starting a new company has its risks, more than half of all new businesses fail within four years, and the failure rate for…