Diversity is being invited to the party; inclusion is being asked to dance. -Verna Myers, author and speaker (b. 5 Apr 1960) by Kristen A. Moe, Esq. This month we recognize the inclusion of all people of different talents, cultures, and unique abilities as we strive for access to equal justice for those who need
After April showers come May flowers, but did you know that May is also “Older Americans Month.” That’s right! Since 1963, the United States’ Administration for Community Living (“ACL”) has celebrated those resilient and dynamic citizens, 65 years young and older. It was in 1963, that President John F. Kennedy and members of the National
Dear TRC Counselor, I moved here from out of state last winter and the unit I moved into has had so many problems. There is a cockroach problem and there is a leak under the sink that the landlord has yet to fix properly. When the landlord came to fix the leak, he did not
Dear TRC Counselor, My landlord just sent me a letter (on company letterhead) telling me that they are not going to allow me to renew my lease at the end of November. I have rented this townhome for the past 10 years, and I have never been late on my rent. How can they get
Dear TRC Counselor, My landlord is charging me late fees during the pandemic! Are they allowed to do this? It is not fair for them to take thousands of dollars in rental assistance from CHAPs and then turn around and charge me 6 months of late fees that are now posted to my tenant portal.
By Morgan F. Shah Those following the most recent Nevada Legislative Session might have noticed several bills concerning residential landlord-tenant matters passed out of both houses; however, the Governor vetoed nearly all of them. Nevertheless, there are several recent developments relating to rental housing of which residents should be aware. Landlords prohibited from passing on
