TENANTS: There's no state or federal eviction moratorium in place, meaning you'll face immediate eviction if you don’t take action after receiving an eviction notice. If you've received an eviction notice or order, please visit the Civil Law Self-Help Center ASAP at the Regional Justice Center at 200 Lewis Ave downtown. Other tenants with questions can connect with a legal advocate at 702-386-1070 or info@lacsn.org. For more info and our COVID-19 Legal & Financial Toolkit, click here.

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Tenant Rights

If you have questions regarding evictions, tenant rights, or housing issues, contact our eviction prevention hotline at 702-386-1070.

You can also visit the website of the Civil Law Self-Help Center (which is operated by Legal Aid Center of Southern Nevada) to access information and forms about landlord/tenant and eviction laws.  Click here to visit the Civil Law Self-Help Center's Evictions & Housing page.

You may also get assistance through the Tenant Rights Ask-A-Lawyer program. This weekly program offers free telephone consultations with a volunteer attorney to unrepresented tenants in need of legal advice on their rights. Click here to sign up for the Tenant Rights Ask-A-Lawyer program.