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Need help with an eviction? Call us at 855-548-8457 Have disaster-related questions? Call our Disaster Line at 817-339-5391 Welcome to Legal Aid of NorthWest Texas
Legal Aid of NorthWest Texas is a nonprofit organization that provides free civil legal help to low-income residents in 114 Texas counties throughout North and West Texas, with offices in Abilene, Amarillo, Brownwood, Dallas, Denton, Fort Worth, Lubbock, McKinney, Midland, Odessa, Plainview, San Angelo, Waxahachie, Weatherford, and Wichita Falls.

Legal Aid of NorthWest Texas works to advance and protect the rights of millions of low-income people in North and West Texas by providing free civil legal help through representation and advocacy that meets our mission of ensuring equal access to justice.

Legal Aid of NorthWest Texas trabaja para avanzar y proteger los derechos de millones de personas de bajos
ingresos en el norte y el oeste de Texas, proporcionando ayuda legal civil gratuita a través de representación
y defensa que cumple con nuestra misión de garantizar el acceso igualitario a la justicia.

You can apply for free legal help online

Puede solicitar ayuda legal gratuita en línea

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Decades after closure of lead smelter, voices rise against other West Dallas polluters

Brides, Grooms Looking for Refunds From Special Events Venue; Legal Aid Attorney Offers Helpful Information

Rent relief program helping renters, landlords statewide

Understanding the Latest CDC Eviction Moratorium

As Federal Eviction Moratorium Expires, Tenants And Rent Advocates Scramble To Obtain State And Local Rental Relief Funds

Federal eviction protections have ended, leaving renters scrambling

More evictions coming as federal moratorium expires, but rent relief available

West Dallas Rises Up Against the GAF Shingle Manufacturer

Eviction Ban Ends Saturday, Advocates Push Renters to Apply for Relief

Texas Supreme Court extends state program helping tenants avoid eviction until October 1st

‘I thought there was a moratorium?’ How Texas forgot renters during the pandemic

In West Dallas, Locals Want to Get Rid of an Asphalt Shingle Plant

Dallas lawyer takes up mission to help people avoid eviction

Renters ‘No Choice' But to Remain in Waterlogged Apartment Through Repairs

Arlington Woman Evicted Despite Federal Moratorium

Tarrant County, Arlington use new outreach to help with evictions. How to get help

Texas Tells Judges They Can Ignore Federal Eviction Ban

Some Evictions May Proceed in Texas Under CDC Moratorium

Legal Aid Available for Renters Still Dealing With Storm Damage

Some Texas workers face having their pay docked for days without power

‘This Isn’t Right,’ Thousands Of Garland Renters Still Without Running Water

Renters Rights Following Disaster

Texas Renters Dealing With Major Damage, Unlivable Conditions After Winter Storms

Mobile home dwellers hit even harder when facing eviction

A Federal Eviction Moratorium Was Extended, So Why Was a North Texas Family Evicted?

How To Negotiate With Your Landlord During Covid-19

Initiative Aims to Educate Tenants On Renters' Rights

Evictions Paused Through January, Wichita Falls Officials Preparing For Influx Of Filings

New Relief Package Expected to Provide Help

Dallas Offering Assistance As CDC’s Eviction Moratorium Comes To An End

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