Eviction Rights For Tenants

Summary

Long-term hotel residents in Tennessee may have tenant-like rights, requiring formal eviction processes. If considered a tenant, a formal eviction notice is necessary. Consult local legal aid or tenant rights organizations for guidance. The Tennessee Human Rights Commission and Legal Aid Society of Middle Tennessee can provide assistance.

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My name is lastaijah golden i sm a resident at an extended stay hotel and have been here a year yhey have threatened me with telling me o have to move my things out today when i have not been served any eviction notices as of yet
I'm sorry to hear about the situation. In Tennessee, evictions from hotels can be complex. Generally, if you've stayed long-term, you may have tenant rights. It's important to know:
- Hotels may not need to follow formal eviction procedures like a landlord.
- If considered a tenant, you may require a formal eviction notice.
Do you want more information on your rights or assistance with local resources?
Yes
In Tennessee, your rights may depend on whether you're considered a tenant or a guest. Here’s some information:
- Long-term hotel residents often gain tenant-like rights.
- If considered a tenant, a formal eviction process is required.
- Consult local legal aid or a tenant's rights organization for assistance.
Would you like help finding local resources or legal aid?
I already consulted legal aid of Middle Tennessee
It sounds like you're dealing with a tough situation. Since you've already consulted legal aid, you might consider reaching out to the Tennessee Human Rights Commission or a local tenant's rights organization for additional support. They can offer guidance specific to your circumstances. Would you like contact information for such organizations?
Yes
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It seems like a significant issue given the potential violation of tenant rights. Here are some organizations that might assist you:
- Tennessee Human Rights Commission
- Local tenant's rights organizations.
If you need contact information for these, feel free to ask!
I do
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Considering your situation and the potential violation of tenant rights, it's important to consult with the right organizations. Here are two resources that might assist you:
*. Tennessee Human Rights Commission
- Phone: (*) *-*
- Website: [TN Human Rights Commission](https://www.tn.gov/humanrights.html)
*. Legal Aid Society of Middle Tennessee and the Cumberlands
- Phone: (*) *-*
- Website: [Legal Aid Society](https://las.org)
These organizations can provide guidance tailored to your circumstances. Please reach out to them for more detailed assistance. If you have any further questions, feel free to ask!