Delaware Justice of the Peace Court, How To File and Defend a Summary Possession Action

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Delaware Justice of the Peace Court, How To File and Defend a Summary Possession Action
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How To File and Defend a Summary Possession Action in the Justice of the Peace Court

(This information is not binding on the court if incorrect or misunderstood. This information is not legal advice and is not a substitute for seeking legal advice from an attorney. If you need help in obtaining an attorney, go to the the Legal HelpLink webpage or dial 211 for assistance.

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SS1 for SB1 created a Right to Representation for certain tenants living in residential properties. Tenants who are income-eligible may be able to have free legal representation if they are facing eviction.

For more information about the program, call 211 or visit bit.ly/EvictionHelpDE.

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