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Have you been sent an eviction notice?
Have you been served a detainer warrant?
Are you scared you are being unfairly evicted?
If so, reach out to LAET and speak with an intake specialist to see if we can help you.
Hamilton County- (423) 756-4013
Knox County- (865) 637-0484
Hotline for All Other Counties– (866) 333-1505 (Specifically for eviction & landlord/tenant issues only)
(Please note the hotline area code is 866, not 865)
Hotline Counties:
Bledsoe | Blount | Bradley | Carter | Cocke | Grainger | Greene | Hamblen | Hancock | Hawkins | Jefferson | Johnson | Loudon | Marion | Meigs | McMinn| Monroe | Polk | Rhea | Sequatchie | Sevier | Sullivan | Unicoi | Washington
Across 26 counties, LAET provides civil legal representation for those who need it most: older adults, victims of domestic violence, low-income families, and all those who face a legal challenge yet don’t have the vital assistance they need. Every day, LAET provides high-quality legal services that help change lives and improve communities.
Strengthening communities and changing lives through high-quality legal services
LAET offers a wide variety of resources. You can find high-level information, downloadable brochures, and our on-demand “Anytime Attorney” video series. Consider these resources your first step in accessing vital legal information.
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