LOS ANGELES (CNS) – The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to consider funding legal representation for low-income renters at risk of eviction.
Univision: Proponen program de asistencia legal para inquilinos en proceso de desalojo
Siendo el condado con más desalojos en toda California, autoridades locales de Los Ángeles trabajan en un plan de servicios que beneficiará a los inquilinos ante los procesos que los dejan en las calles.
Curbed LA: Free legal help for tenants who get eviction notice? LA poised to budget $3M for it
Los Angeles officials are moving to provide free legal representation to tenants facing eviction.
LA Times Editorial: Support funding for civil counsel in California
Tens of thousands of Californians who otherwise would have been at grave risk of losing their homes, their children, their ability to pursue a living or other basic human rights and needs at least had a fighting chance to defend themselves in court because of landmark 2009 legislation that gave them access to lawyers.
Telemundo 52 LA: Concejal propone fondos para ofrecer asesoria legal a Inquilinos
El concejal de Los Ángeles, Paul Koretz, propuso hoy a sus colegas dedicar $ 10 millones en fondos presupuestarios a un programa propuesto de “derecho a un abogado” que garantizaría que los inquilinos tengan acceso a representación legal cuando se enfrentan al desalojo.
NBC 4 News LA: L.A. Councilman Say $10 Million Needed for Tenants’ ‘Right to Counsel’
With Los Angeles facing a homelessness crisis, City Councilman Paul Koretz called on his colleagues Wednesday to dedicate $10 million in budget funds toward a proposed “right to counsel” program that would guarantee tenants have access to representation when faced with eviction.