My name is Liz Rowe, and I am a housing and landlord-tenant attorney—I have handled all manner of landlord-tenant cases continuously and almost exclusively for 14 years. I am not a Delaware native, but I moved here in 2006 and am proud to call Delaware my home. In 2006, my husband and I were at […]
The Evictions Crisis in Delaware and How Legal Aid Can Help
Which of these things is not like the other: Stealing a hoagie from WAWA Being evicted from your apartment Needing an order of protection to keep a perpetrator of domestic violence away Losing your food benefits. The answer is of course, (a), but perhaps not for the reason you might think. People accused of crimes […]
April is Fair Housing Month!
While every month is Fair Housing month at CLASI, each year we place special emphasis on public awareness during April. Three weeks ago, we were proud to host a virtual fair housing event that featured Delaware State Senator Elizabeth Lockman (found on Twitter as: @TizzyLockmanDE) as our keynote speaker. Senator Lockman spoke compellingly about her […]
CCJ Employment Update: Molly McPheeters
Molly McPheeters has taken on the new full-time role of Campaign Coordinator for the Combined Campaign for Justice (CCJ) effective January 2022. Since 2018, Molly had a joint role as the Development Associate for Community Legal Aid Society, Inc. (CLASI) and for CCJ. This new position will enable Molly to focus full-time on running and […]
The Eviction Crisis and You
Princeton University’s Eviction Lab measures eviction rates around the country—and Delaware’s is particularly concerning. Eviction Lab estimates that Delaware’s eviction rate (evictions per renter household) is 5.1%, 2 points higher than the national average, and its eviction filings rate (eviction filings per renter household) is 16%, about four times the national average. There is an adage in administrative law that every […]
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