NCD TENANT EVICTION SERVICES
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Commonly asked question
What can I do, now that I received an Eviction Notice?
Tenant's Options
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During the notice period, you have three primary paths:
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Comply: Pay the rent or fix the lease violation to stop the process.
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Move: Leave the property voluntarily.
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Contest: File a Tenant's Affidavit (also called an "Answer") with the Justice Court in your township. This officially disputes the eviction and usually triggers a court hearing.
Community Advocate Services for Tenants
NCD community advocates focus on stabilizing housing and resolving disputes.
Initial Fee Includes:
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Mediation & Communication: They act as a neutral party to resolve conflicts between landlords and tenants regarding repairs, lease violations, or late payments.
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Rental Assistance: Advocates guide tenants through the application process for local funding and negotiate with landlords to accept these payments to prevent eviction.
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Court Filing Services Include:​
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Document Management: They assist with the delivery of eviction documents to designated courts and help tenants verify the status of their cases
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Court Appearance Includes:
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Legal & Court Support: While they are not attorneys, they assist with completing court forms, explaining the eviction timeline, and may provide "quiet prompting" or limited guidance at the counsel table during hearings