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“Equal Justice Under Law” is one of our nation's most basic principles. Economic realities leave this promise too often unfulfilled. Utah Legal Services (ULS) is a nonprofit law office incorporated in 1976 committed to making equal justice a reality by providing free legal help in non-criminal cases to low-income Utahns. We level the playing field, ensuring everyone has a voice in the legal system.
If you were evicted or your landlord claims you abandoned your rental unit, it may be difficult to get back any property you left behind. The landlord may even be able to charge moving and storage fees. Most landlords just want you to take your possessions, so they can have another tenant move in, and you may be able to work something out. You have rights, but you must act quickly. Read this article for more information.
Housing Information
At Utah Legal Services, the Pro Bono Program is an essential element of our ability to continue providing free legal services to our community. Pro Bono work is a vital part of serving Utah Legal Services’ mission of protecting the rights of the disadvantaged and persons of limited means through legal representation, advocacy, and education. Due to caseload and resource restrictions, Utah Legal Services is reliant on volunteers to help meet the needs of qualified clients when ULS in-house attorneys are unable to provide direct representation.
A series of short videos on common topics related to housing law in Utah.
Una serie de videos cortos sobre temas comunes relacionados con la ley de vivienda en Utah.
Nuisance Notice / Aviso por Molestia
Free Legal Help with Changing Your Gender Marker and Name
Applications for the event now closed.
Who can apply?
Those who live in Tooele, Summit, or Salt Lake County
Those 18 and older by October 1
Deadline to Apply: September 29, 2024
Event Date: October 22, 2024 from 10 am - 5 pm
Cost Without Qualifying for a Fee Waiver: $390, to be paid at the event
Utah law and hundreds of Utah court decisions require that a landlord use only lawful procedures to evict a tenant. Landlords often attempt to speed up the process of eviction. Most such methods are unlawful.
Until the landlord has a court order, they may not:
We are hiring! Join our team and help level the playing field for disadvantaged Utahns!
At Utah Legal Services, we prioritize the well-being and success of our employees, recognizing that a harmonious work-life balance is paramount. We empower our team members to tailor their schedules with flexible hours, allowing them to effectively manage their professional commitments while nurturing personal and familial needs. In our commitment to inclusivity and accessibility, we embrace a hybrid or remote work across all positions.
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“Equal Justice Under Law” is one of our nation's most basic principles. Economic realities leave this promise too often unfulfilled. Utah Legal Services (ULS) is a nonprofit law office incorporated in 1976 committed to making equal justice a reality by providing free legal help in non-criminal cases to low-income Utahns. We level the playing field, ensuring everyone has a voice in the legal system.
If you were evicted or your landlord claims you abandoned your rental unit, it may be difficult to get back any property you left behind. The landlord may even be able to charge moving and storage fees. Most landlords just want you to take your possessions, so they can have another tenant move in, and you may be able to work something out. You have rights, but you must act quickly. Read this article for more information.
Housing Information
At Utah Legal Services, the Pro Bono Program is an essential element of our ability to continue providing free legal services to our community. Pro Bono work is a vital part of serving Utah Legal Services’ mission of protecting the rights of the disadvantaged and persons of limited means through legal representation, advocacy, and education. Due to caseload and resource restrictions, Utah Legal Services is reliant on volunteers to help meet the needs of qualified clients when ULS in-house attorneys are unable to provide direct representation.
A series of short videos on common topics related to housing law in Utah.
Una serie de videos cortos sobre temas comunes relacionados con la ley de vivienda en Utah.
Nuisance Notice / Aviso por Molestia
Free Legal Help with Changing Your Gender Marker and Name
Applications for the event now closed.
Who can apply?
Those who live in Tooele, Summit, or Salt Lake County
Those 18 and older by October 1
Deadline to Apply: September 29, 2024
Event Date: October 22, 2024 from 10 am - 5 pm
Cost Without Qualifying for a Fee Waiver: $390, to be paid at the event
Utah law and hundreds of Utah court decisions require that a landlord use only lawful procedures to evict a tenant. Landlords often attempt to speed up the process of eviction. Most such methods are unlawful.
Until the landlord has a court order, they may not:
We are hiring! Join our team and help level the playing field for disadvantaged Utahns!
At Utah Legal Services, we prioritize the well-being and success of our employees, recognizing that a harmonious work-life balance is paramount. We empower our team members to tailor their schedules with flexible hours, allowing them to effectively manage their professional commitments while nurturing personal and familial needs. In our commitment to inclusivity and accessibility, we embrace a hybrid or remote work across all positions.
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