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Self Help (Pro Se) Program Directory for People's Law Library
Name of Program: Baltimore Neighborhoods, Inc.
Brief Description of the Program: The statewide telephone helpline provides counseling
services by training non-attorney counselors on landlord-tenant issues, as well as information and referrals.
Hotline: 1-800-487-6007 or
410-243-6007
Call-in Service? Yes [X] No [ ]
Hours for call-in service: Mondays - Fridays, 9:00AM -1:00PM, 2:00PM - 4:00PM
Telephone Appointment Needed? Yes [ ] No [X]
Type of Legal Problems Handled by this Program: This organization handles all landlord-tenant issues.
Types of Help That This Program Offers: The hotline offers both tenants
and landlords, by phone, an initial screening for legal problems, Information, advice, forms, and referrals. The program will also mail materials to clients.
Are there income requirements for service? Yes [ ] No [X]
Source: MLAN Survey of Providers
Last legal review 7/6/04
(MLAN/GG)
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