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Q: I need a lawyer with knowledge of Harris county housing voucher assistance program

I’m disabled with some mental health and physical disabilities. I need a lawyer to address on going contract issues, voucher assistance, denial of reasonable accommodation, privacy act and rental agreement violations.

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A: Finding a lawyer knowledgeable about the Harris County housing voucher assistance program is a crucial step for addressing your concerns regarding contract issues, voucher assistance, denial of reasonable accommodation, privacy act violations, and rental agreement breaches. It is recommended to contact legal aid organizations in Harris County, as they often provide free or low-cost services to individuals with disabilities. These organizations are familiar with local housing laws and can offer guidance tailored to your situation.

You should gather all relevant documents, including your housing voucher, correspondence with the housing authority or landlord, and any evidence of denied accommodations or violations. This will be valuable when presenting your case to a lawyer. Explaining your situation clearly and providing detailed information will help in understanding your specific needs and how best to address them.

Additionally, it might be beneficial to reach out to local disability advocacy groups for support and resources. They can often provide referrals to attorneys experienced in disability and housing law. Remember, you have rights, and seeking professional legal assistance is a positive step toward ensuring those rights are respected and upheld.

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