Workshops

An EDN attorney (if available) attends this class to counsel TEP students who have upcoming court dates and/or deadlines.

Join us to learn about the opening statement. This bilingual Spanish workshop is for in-person attendees only and is designed to prepare them for the eviction process.

Either side in an eviction case can ask the other side to identify all of the facts they intend to prove as well as all of the witnesses and other evidence they have. It happens in about 25% of the cases. This is called Discovery. The moment you get papers with the words: "Interrogatories," "Admissions," and "Production of Documents", sign up for this workshop so we can teach you how to respond. This workshop is in English and Spanish.

Join us to learn all about the trial and exhibit binders for court. This presentation is a bilingual Spanish workshop to prepare you for the eviction process. Watch video 2F before attending this class.

Get help with using the Tenant Power Toolkit, an online resource that lets tenants create an answer (and other early paperwork) for their eviction case. Attendees will only get assistance with using the Toolkit to respond to their eviction - you cannot get legal representation or help with other issues at this workshop. The Answer Tool can also be used at any time by tenants on their own at https://tools.debtcollective.org.

In the Negotiation Class, an EDN attorney (if available) will join to answer questions about how to negotiate with your landlord or the landlord’s attorney. Watch video 2C before coming to this class. Look at your 16 Factors to Consider.

In the Exhibit Binder class, we will review the types of evidence to include in your Trial Binder and how to organize it effectively. Watch video 2E before attending this class.

Join us as we guide you through the basics of participating in our Tenant Empowerment Program.

An EDN attorney (if available) attends this class to counsel TEP students who have upcoming court dates and/or deadlines.

Watch video 2A before coming to class.

Join us as we help you learn the basics of how to participate in our Tenant Empowerment Program. Learn how to properly rename yourself in a Zoom meeting, create your PIP (Personal Information Paragraph), and complete both online and in-person intake. This 2-hour introduction is required to attend our TEP Class on Mondays and Wednesdays at 6 PM or on Saturdays at 9:30 AM.  Or you can watch our videos 1A, 1B, and 1C.

An EDN attorney (if available) attends this class to counsel TEP students who have upcoming court dates and/or deadlines.

Either side in an eviction case can ask the other side to identify all of the facts they intend to prove as well as all of the witnesses and other evidence they have. It happens in about 25% of the cases. This is called Discovery. The moment you get papers with the words: "Interrogatories," "Admissions," and "Production of Documents", sign up for this workshop so we can teach you how to respond. This workshop is in English and Spanish.

Join us for the Eviction Trial Prep workshop, open to tenants in all of Los Angeles County. We will review the eviction process, trial, settlement, and how to gather and present evidence. This workshop is for people who have received a summons and complaint who do not have legal representation // Únase a nosotres para el taller de preparación para el juicio de desalojo, abierto a inquilines en el condado de Los Ángeles. Revisaremos el proceso de desalojo, el juicio, el acuerdo, y cómo reunir y presentar pruebas. Este taller es para personas que han recibido citatorio y denuncia que no cuentan con representación legal

Get help with using the Tenant Power Toolkit, an online resource that lets tenants create an answer (and other early paperwork) for their eviction case. Attendees will only get assistance with using the Toolkit to respond to their eviction -- you cannot get legal representation or help with other issues at this workshop. The Answer Tool can also be used at any time by tenants on their own.

This class will teach you what to expect during your first court appearance. Watch video 2C before coming to this class.

Watch video 2C before coming to this class. This class will teach you the speeches we recommend you use when responding to specific questions from the landlord’s attorney and/or the judge/commissioner. Our EDN staff will assume the roles of the landlord attorney or the judge/commissioner and provide you with an opportunity to role-play and practice these important speeches. The more you practice, the more confident you will be during your court appearance.

The jury won’t see your documents if you can’t get them into evidence! We will look at your exhibits to determine if there are other documents that you need to add, and show you how to enter your documents into evidence. This bilingual Spanish workshop is for in-person attendees only and is designed to prepare them for the eviction process.

This clinic is to provide walk-in support for your questions about your rights as a tenant, to help you better understand your rights and what legal options may be available to you. In addition to answering your questions, we can also assist you in preparing and filing your Answer to an Unlawful Detainer (eviction lawsuit).

How to Respond to a Summons and Complaint for Eviction. Watch video 2B before coming to this class.

Join us as we help you learn the basics of how to participate in our Tenant Empowerment Program. Learn how to properly rename yourself in a Zoom meeting, create your PIP (Personal Information Paragraph), and complete both online and in-person intake. This 2-hour introduction is required to attend our TEP Class on Mondays and Wednesdays at 6 PM or on Saturdays at 9:30 AM.  Or you can watch our videos 1A, 1B, and 1C.

Join us to learn about your rights as a renter at our online workshop, covering tenant protections at the state, county and city level. We’ll cover habitability issues, what to do if your landlord is harassing you, and the eviction process. There will be a Q&A at the end. / Únase a nosotros para conocer sus derechos como inquilino en nuestro taller en línea, que abarca la protección de los inquilinos a nivel estatal, del condado y de la ciudad. Trataremos temas relacionados con la habitabilidad, qué hacer si su arrendador lo acosa y el proceso de desalojo. Al final habrá una sesión de preguntas y respuestas.

An EDN attorney (if available) attends this class to counsel TEP students who have upcoming court dates and/or deadlines.

Join us to learn about the opening statement. This bilingual Spanish workshop is for in-person attendees only and is designed to prepare them for the eviction process.

Join us for an informative workshop on renter rights in the City of Los Angeles. Participants will learn about key tenant protections, including the Los Angeles Rent Stabilization Ordinance (RSO), Just Cause for Eviction, and Fair Market Rent (FMR) standards. The workshop will also cover AB 1482, the California Tenant Protection Act, which provides statewide rent control and Just Cause eviction protections, as well as the Tenant Anti-Harassment Ordinance (TAHO). Attendees will gain a clear understanding of the eviction process and how Stay Housed LA provides legal support, resources, and assistance to tenants at risk of eviction.

Either side in an eviction case can ask the other side to identify all of the facts they intend to prove as well as all of the witnesses and other evidence they have. It happens in about 25% of the cases. This is called Discovery. The moment you get papers with the words: "Interrogatories," "Admissions," and "Production of Documents", sign up for this workshop so we can teach you how to respond. This workshop is in English and Spanish.

Join this workshop to learn more about renters’ rights in the City of Los Angeles. We’ll cover Rent Control Protections, habitability issues, the eviction process, and what to do if your landlord is harassing you.

This remote workshop will cover your basic rights as a tenant, focusing on the eviction process. Although this workshop is led in English, we will have interpretation to Spanish available. In addition, this workshop will cover the current tenant protections for the City of Pomona. Upon registering for this workshop, you will be sent a Zoom link to join remotely on the day of the event. If you live in the City of Pomona, we strongly suggest you attend in-person. The in-person workshop is at the City of Pomona Family Stabilization Hub located at 2040 N. Garey Avenue, Pomona, CA 91767. Please park in rear gated parking lot. The workshop starts promptly at 5pm, so please arrive a few minutes before 5pm.

Join us to learn more about general tenant protections for LA County. We’ll provide a general overview of the tenant rights. This workshop is specific to Los Angeles County, including the City of Los Angeles.

Join us to learn all about the trial and exhibit binders for court. This presentation is a bilingual Spanish workshop to prepare you for the eviction process. Watch video 2F before attending this class.

Get help with using the Tenant Power Toolkit, an online resource that lets tenants create an answer (and other early paperwork) for their eviction case. Attendees will only get assistance with using the Toolkit to respond to their eviction - you cannot get legal representation or help with other issues at this workshop. The Answer Tool can also be used at any time by tenants on their own at https://tools.debtcollective.org.

In the Negotiation Class, an EDN attorney (if available) will join to answer questions about how to negotiate with your landlord or the landlord’s attorney. Watch video 2C before coming to this class. Look at your 16 Factors to Consider.

In the Exhibit Binder class, we will review the types of evidence to include in your Trial Binder and how to organize it effectively. Watch video 2E before attending this class.

Join us as we guide you through the basics of participating in our Tenant Empowerment Program.

An EDN attorney (if available) attends this class to counsel TEP students who have upcoming court dates and/or deadlines.

Watch video 2A before coming to class.

Join us as we help you learn the basics of how to participate in our Tenant Empowerment Program. Learn how to properly rename yourself in a Zoom meeting, create your PIP (Personal Information Paragraph), and complete both online and in-person intake. This 2-hour introduction is required to attend our TEP Class on Mondays and Wednesdays at 6 PM or on Saturdays at 9:30 AM.  Or you can watch our videos 1A, 1B, and 1C.

An EDN attorney (if available) attends this class to counsel TEP students who have upcoming court dates and/or deadlines.

Either side in an eviction case can ask the other side to identify all of the facts they intend to prove as well as all of the witnesses and other evidence they have. It happens in about 25% of the cases. This is called Discovery. The moment you get papers with the words: "Interrogatories," "Admissions," and "Production of Documents", sign up for this workshop so we can teach you how to respond. This workshop is in English and Spanish.

Join us to learn more about general tenant protections for LA City. We'll cover rent debt, the eviction process, and how StayHousedLA and SAJE can help you. This workshop is specific to City of Los Angeles, please register for our County of Los Angeles specific workshops if you do not live in the City of Los Angeles. / Únase con nosotros para obtener más información sobre las protecciones generales para inquilinos en la ciudad de Los Ángeles. Cubriremos la deuda de alquiler, el proceso de desalojo y cómo StayHousedLA y SAJE pueden ayudarlo. Este taller es específico de la ciudad de Los Ángeles; regístrese para nuestros talleres específicos del condado de Los Ángeles si no vive en la ciudad de Los Ángeles.

This class will teach you what to expect during your first court appearance. Watch video 2C before coming to this class.

Get help with using the Tenant Power Toolkit, an online resource that lets tenants create an answer (and other early paperwork) for their eviction case. Attendees will only get assistance with using the Toolkit to respond to their eviction -- you cannot get legal representation or help with other issues at this workshop. The Answer Tool can also be used at any time by tenants on their own.

Join us in South Whittier for a Tenants Know Your Rights Workshop that will cover tenant protections at the state and county levels with a special focus on eviction and how to respond if you receive an eviction notice. Limited Counsel & Advice appointments with Legal Aid Foundation will be available.

Watch video 2C before coming to this class. This class will teach you the speeches we recommend you use when responding to specific questions from the landlord’s attorney and/or the judge/commissioner. Our EDN staff will assume the roles of the landlord attorney or the judge/commissioner and provide you with an opportunity to role-play and practice these important speeches. The more you practice, the more confident you will be during your court appearance.

The jury won’t see your documents if you can’t get them into evidence! We will look at your exhibits to determine if there are other documents that you need to add, and show you how to enter your documents into evidence. This bilingual Spanish workshop is for in-person attendees only and is designed to prepare them for the eviction process.

This clinic is to provide walk-in support for your questions about your rights as a tenant, to help you better understand your rights and what legal options may be available to you. In addition to answering your questions, we can also assist you in preparing and filing your Answer to an Unlawful Detainer (eviction lawsuit).

How to Respond to a Summons and Complaint for Eviction. Watch video 2B before coming to this class.

Join us as we help you learn the basics of how to participate in our Tenant Empowerment Program. Learn how to properly rename yourself in a Zoom meeting, create your PIP (Personal Information Paragraph), and complete both online and in-person intake. This 2-hour introduction is required to attend our TEP Class on Mondays and Wednesdays at 6 PM or on Saturdays at 9:30 AM.  Or you can watch our videos 1A, 1B, and 1C.

Join us to learn about your rights as a tenant, the eviction process, rent debt, and connect with an attorney who can provide guidance on any legal questions related to your housing situation. / Únase a nosotros para conocer sus derechos como inquilino, el proceso de desalojo, la deuda por alquiler y póngase en contacto con un abogado que pueda orientarle sobre cualquier cuestión legal relacionada con su situación de vivienda.

An EDN attorney (if available) attends this class to counsel TEP students who have upcoming court dates and/or deadlines.

Join us to learn about the opening statement. This bilingual Spanish workshop is for in-person attendees only and is designed to prepare them for the eviction process.

Either side in an eviction case can ask the other side to identify all of the facts they intend to prove as well as all of the witnesses and other evidence they have. It happens in about 25% of the cases. This is called Discovery. The moment you get papers with the words: "Interrogatories," "Admissions," and "Production of Documents", sign up for this workshop so we can teach you how to respond. This workshop is in English and Spanish.

Join us to learn all about the trial and exhibit binders for court. This presentation is a bilingual Spanish workshop to prepare you for the eviction process. Watch video 2F before attending this class.

Get help with using the Tenant Power Toolkit, an online resource that lets tenants create an answer (and other early paperwork) for their eviction case. Attendees will only get assistance with using the Toolkit to respond to their eviction - you cannot get legal representation or help with other issues at this workshop. The Answer Tool can also be used at any time by tenants on their own at https://tools.debtcollective.org.

In the Negotiation Class, an EDN attorney (if available) will join to answer questions about how to negotiate with your landlord or the landlord’s attorney. Watch video 2C before coming to this class. Look at your 16 Factors to Consider.

In the Exhibit Binder class, we will review the types of evidence to include in your Trial Binder and how to organize it effectively. Watch video 2E before attending this class.

Join us as we guide you through the basics of participating in our Tenant Empowerment Program.

This will be an in-person workshop in Lancaster, CA. It will cover the tenant eviction process, how an eviction is filed, and how trial works, as well as how to avoid trial through negotiation.

An EDN attorney (if available) attends this class to counsel TEP students who have upcoming court dates and/or deadlines.

Watch video 2A before coming to class.

Join us as we help you learn the basics of how to participate in our Tenant Empowerment Program. Learn how to properly rename yourself in a Zoom meeting, create your PIP (Personal Information Paragraph), and complete both online and in-person intake. This 2-hour introduction is required to attend our TEP Class on Mondays and Wednesdays at 6 PM or on Saturdays at 9:30 AM.  Or you can watch our videos 1A, 1B, and 1C.

An EDN attorney (if available) attends this class to counsel TEP students who have upcoming court dates and/or deadlines.

Either side in an eviction case can ask the other side to identify all of the facts they intend to prove as well as all of the witnesses and other evidence they have. It happens in about 25% of the cases. This is called Discovery. The moment you get papers with the words: "Interrogatories," "Admissions," and "Production of Documents", sign up for this workshop so we can teach you how to respond. This workshop is in English and Spanish.

This class will teach you what to expect during your first court appearance. Watch video 2C before coming to this class.

Join us for the Eviction Trial Prep workshop, open to tenants in all of Los Angeles County. We will review the eviction process, trial, settlement, and how to gather and present evidence. This workshop is for people who have received a summons and complaint and do not have legal representation // Únase a nosotres para el taller de preparación para el juicio de desalojo, abierto a inquilines en el condado de Los Ángeles. Revisaremos el proceso de desalojo, el juicio, el acuerdo, y cómo reunir y presentar pruebas. Este taller es para personas que han recibido citatorio y denuncia que no cuentan con representación legal // 参加我们的驱逐庭审准备研讨会，该研讨会向洛杉矶县的租户开放。我们将复习驱逐程序、庭审、和解以及如何收集和出示证据。本研讨会适合收到传票和起诉书但没有法律代表的人 // 請來參加我們的驅逐案庭審準備講座，開放給洛杉磯縣的租戶參加。 講座將介紹驅逐程序、庭審、和解以及如何收集與出示證據。 本講座適合已收到傳票和訴狀，但沒有律師代理的人

Get help with using the Tenant Power Toolkit, an online resource that lets tenants create an answer (and other early paperwork) for their eviction case. Attendees will only get assistance with using the Toolkit to respond to their eviction -- you cannot get legal representation or help with other issues at this workshop. The Answer Tool can also be used at any time by tenants on their own.

Watch video 2C before coming to this class. This class will teach you the speeches we recommend you use when responding to specific questions from the landlord’s attorney and/or the judge/commissioner. Our EDN staff will assume the roles of the landlord attorney or the judge/commissioner and provide you with an opportunity to role-play and practice these important speeches. The more you practice, the more confident you will be during your court appearance.

The jury won’t see your documents if you can’t get them into evidence! We will look at your exhibits to determine if there are other documents that you need to add, and show you how to enter your documents into evidence. This bilingual Spanish workshop is for in-person attendees only and is designed to prepare them for the eviction process.

How to Respond to a Summons and Complaint for Eviction. Watch video 2B before coming to this class.

Join us as we help you learn the basics of how to participate in our Tenant Empowerment Program. Learn how to properly rename yourself in a Zoom meeting, create your PIP (Personal Information Paragraph), and complete both online and in-person intake. This 2-hour introduction is required to attend our TEP Class on Mondays and Wednesdays at 6 PM or on Saturdays at 9:30 AM.  Or you can watch our videos 1A, 1B, and 1C.

An EDN attorney (if available) attends this class to counsel TEP students who have upcoming court dates and/or deadlines.

Join us to learn about the opening statement. This bilingual Spanish workshop is for in-person attendees only and is designed to prepare them for the eviction process.

Either side in an eviction case can ask the other side to identify all of the facts they intend to prove as well as all of the witnesses and other evidence they have. It happens in about 25% of the cases. This is called Discovery. The moment you get papers with the words: "Interrogatories," "Admissions," and "Production of Documents", sign up for this workshop so we can teach you how to respond. This workshop is in English and Spanish.

Join us to learn more about your rights as a renter in the county of Los Angeles. In this workshop you will learn about Tenant's rights what is left of the COVID-19 Emergency tenant protections, the eviction process & how Stay Housed LA can help.

Join us to learn more about general tenant protections for LA County. We’ll provide a general overview of the tenant rights. This workshop is specific to Los Angeles County, including the City of Los Angeles.

Join us to learn all about the trial and exhibit binders for court. This presentation is a bilingual Spanish workshop to prepare you for the eviction process. Watch video 2F before attending this class.

Get help with using the Tenant Power Toolkit, an online resource that lets tenants create an answer (and other early paperwork) for their eviction case. Attendees will only get assistance with using the Toolkit to respond to their eviction - you cannot get legal representation or help with other issues at this workshop. The Answer Tool can also be used at any time by tenants on their own at https://tools.debtcollective.org.

In the Negotiation Class, an EDN attorney (if available) will join to answer questions about how to negotiate with your landlord or the landlord’s attorney. Watch video 2C before coming to this class. Look at your 16 Factors to Consider.

In the Exhibit Binder class, we will review the types of evidence to include in your Trial Binder and how to organize it effectively. Watch video 2E before attending this class.

Join us as we guide you through the basics of participating in our Tenant Empowerment Program.

An EDN attorney (if available) attends this class to counsel TEP students who have upcoming court dates and/or deadlines.

Watch video 2A before coming to class.

Join us as we help you learn the basics of how to participate in our Tenant Empowerment Program. Learn how to properly rename yourself in a Zoom meeting, create your PIP (Personal Information Paragraph), and complete both online and in-person intake. This 2-hour introduction is required to attend our TEP Class on Mondays and Wednesdays at 6 PM or on Saturdays at 9:30 AM.  Or you can watch our videos 1A, 1B, and 1C.

An EDN attorney (if available) attends this class to counsel TEP students who have upcoming court dates and/or deadlines.

Either side in an eviction case can ask the other side to identify all of the facts they intend to prove as well as all of the witnesses and other evidence they have. It happens in about 25% of the cases. This is called Discovery. The moment you get papers with the words: "Interrogatories," "Admissions," and "Production of Documents", sign up for this workshop so we can teach you how to respond. This workshop is in English and Spanish.

Join us to learn more about general tenant protections for LA City. We'll cover rent debt, the eviction process, and how StayHousedLA and SAJE can help you. This workshop is specific to City of Los Angeles, please register for our County of Los Angeles specific workshops if you do not live in the City of Los Angeles. / Únase con nosotros para obtener más información sobre las protecciones generales para inquilinos en la ciudad de Los Ángeles. Cubriremos la deuda de alquiler, el proceso de desalojo y cómo StayHousedLA y SAJE pueden ayudarlo. Este taller es específico de la ciudad de Los Ángeles; regístrese para nuestros talleres específicos del condado de Los Ángeles si no vive en la ciudad de Los Ángeles.

Get help with using the Tenant Power Toolkit, an online resource that lets tenants create an answer (and other early paperwork) for their eviction case. Attendees will only get assistance with using the Toolkit to respond to their eviction -- you cannot get legal representation or help with other issues at this workshop. The Answer Tool can also be used at any time by tenants on their own.

This class will teach you what to expect during your first court appearance. Watch video 2C before coming to this class.

Watch video 2C before coming to this class. This class will teach you the speeches we recommend you use when responding to specific questions from the landlord’s attorney and/or the judge/commissioner. Our EDN staff will assume the roles of the landlord attorney or the judge/commissioner and provide you with an opportunity to role-play and practice these important speeches. The more you practice, the more confident you will be during your court appearance.

Our Tenants Know Your Rights Workshop will cover tenant protections at the state, county, and City of Long Beach levels, with a special focus on eviction and how to respond if you receive an eviction notice.

The jury won’t see your documents if you can’t get them into evidence! We will look at your exhibits to determine if there are other documents that you need to add, and show you how to enter your documents into evidence. This bilingual Spanish workshop is for in-person attendees only and is designed to prepare them for the eviction process.

This clinic is to provide walk-in support for your questions about your rights as a tenant, to help you better understand your rights and what legal options may be available to you. In addition to answering your questions, we can also assist you in preparing and filing your Answer to an Unlawful Detainer (eviction lawsuit).

How to Respond to a Summons and Complaint for Eviction. Watch video 2B before coming to this class.

Join us as we help you learn the basics of how to participate in our Tenant Empowerment Program. Learn how to properly rename yourself in a Zoom meeting, create your PIP (Personal Information Paragraph), and complete both online and in-person intake. This 2-hour introduction is required to attend our TEP Class on Mondays and Wednesdays at 6 PM or on Saturdays at 9:30 AM.  Or you can watch our videos 1A, 1B, and 1C.

Join us to learn about your rights as a tenant, the eviction process, rent debt, and connect with an attorney who can provide guidance on any legal questions related to your housing situation. / Únase a nosotros para conocer sus derechos como inquilino, el proceso de desalojo, la deuda por alquiler y póngase en contacto con un abogado que pueda orientarle sobre cualquier cuestión legal relacionada con su situación de vivienda.

An EDN attorney (if available) attends this class to counsel TEP students who have upcoming court dates and/or deadlines.

Join us to learn about the opening statement. This bilingual Spanish workshop is for in-person attendees only and is designed to prepare them for the eviction process.

Either side in an eviction case can ask the other side to identify all of the facts they intend to prove as well as all of the witnesses and other evidence they have. It happens in about 25% of the cases. This is called Discovery. The moment you get papers with the words: "Interrogatories," "Admissions," and "Production of Documents", sign up for this workshop so we can teach you how to respond. This workshop is in English and Spanish.

This remote workshop will cover your basic tenant rights for the County of Los Angeles, focusing on what you can do if you are facing an eviction. This workshop will also cover the current tenant protections in the City of Pomona. This is a bilingual English/Spanish workshop with interpreters.

Join us to learn all about the trial and exhibit binders for court. This presentation is a bilingual Spanish workshop to prepare you for the eviction process. Watch video 2F before attending this class.

Get help with using the Tenant Power Toolkit, an online resource that lets tenants create an answer (and other early paperwork) for their eviction case. Attendees will only get assistance with using the Toolkit to respond to their eviction - you cannot get legal representation or help with other issues at this workshop. The Answer Tool can also be used at any time by tenants on their own at https://tools.debtcollective.org.

In the Negotiation Class, an EDN attorney (if available) will join to answer questions about how to negotiate with your landlord or the landlord’s attorney. Watch video 2C before coming to this class. Look at your 16 Factors to Consider.

In the Exhibit Binder class, we will review the types of evidence to include in your Trial Binder and how to organize it effectively. Watch video 2E before attending this class.

Join us as we guide you through the basics of participating in our Tenant Empowerment Program.

An EDN attorney (if available) attends this class to counsel TEP students who have upcoming court dates and/or deadlines.

Watch video 2A before coming to class.

Join us as we help you learn the basics of how to participate in our Tenant Empowerment Program. Learn how to properly rename yourself in a Zoom meeting, create your PIP (Personal Information Paragraph), and complete both online and in-person intake. This 2-hour introduction is required to attend our TEP Class on Mondays and Wednesdays at 6 PM or on Saturdays at 9:30 AM.  Or you can watch our videos 1A, 1B, and 1C.

An EDN attorney (if available) attends this class to counsel TEP students who have upcoming court dates and/or deadlines.

Either side in an eviction case can ask the other side to identify all of the facts they intend to prove as well as all of the witnesses and other evidence they have. It happens in about 25% of the cases. This is called Discovery. The moment you get papers with the words: "Interrogatories," "Admissions," and "Production of Documents", sign up for this workshop so we can teach you how to respond. This workshop is in English and Spanish.

This class will teach you what to expect during your first court appearance. Watch video 2C before coming to this class.

Get help with using the Tenant Power Toolkit, an online resource that lets tenants create an answer (and other early paperwork) for their eviction case. Attendees will only get assistance with using the Toolkit to respond to their eviction -- you cannot get legal representation or help with other issues at this workshop. The Answer Tool can also be used at any time by tenants on their own.

Watch video 2C before coming to this class. This class will teach you the speeches we recommend you use when responding to specific questions from the landlord’s attorney and/or the judge/commissioner. Our EDN staff will assume the roles of the landlord attorney or the judge/commissioner and provide you with an opportunity to role-play and practice these important speeches. The more you practice, the more confident you will be during your court appearance.

The jury won’t see your documents if you can’t get them into evidence! We will look at your exhibits to determine if there are other documents that you need to add, and show you how to enter your documents into evidence. This bilingual Spanish workshop is for in-person attendees only and is designed to prepare them for the eviction process.

This clinic is to provide walk-in support for your questions about your rights as a tenant, to help you better understand your rights and what legal options may be available to you. In addition to answering your questions, we can also assist you in preparing and filing your Answer to an Unlawful Detainer (eviction lawsuit).

How to Respond to a Summons and Complaint for Eviction. Watch video 2B before coming to this class.

Join us as we help you learn the basics of how to participate in our Tenant Empowerment Program. Learn how to properly rename yourself in a Zoom meeting, create your PIP (Personal Information Paragraph), and complete both online and in-person intake. This 2-hour introduction is required to attend our TEP Class on Mondays and Wednesdays at 6 PM or on Saturdays at 9:30 AM.  Or you can watch our videos 1A, 1B, and 1C.

Join us to learn about your rights as a renter at our online workshop, covering tenant protections at the state, county and city level. We’ll cover habitability issues, what to do if your landlord is harassing you, and the eviction process. There will be a Q&A at the end. / Únase a nosotros para conocer sus derechos como inquilino en nuestro taller en línea, que abarca la protección de los inquilinos a nivel estatal, del condado y de la ciudad. Trataremos temas relacionados con la habitabilidad, qué hacer si su arrendador lo acosa y el proceso de desalojo. Al final habrá una sesión de preguntas y respuestas.

An EDN attorney (if available) attends this class to counsel TEP students who have upcoming court dates and/or deadlines.

Join us to learn about the opening statement. This bilingual Spanish workshop is for in-person attendees only and is designed to prepare them for the eviction process.

Join us for an informative workshop on renter rights in the City of Los Angeles. Participants will learn about key tenant protections, including the Los Angeles Rent Stabilization Ordinance (RSO), Just Cause for Eviction, and Fair Market Rent (FMR) standards. The workshop will also cover AB 1482, the California Tenant Protection Act, which provides statewide rent control and Just Cause eviction protections, as well as the Tenant Anti-Harassment Ordinance (TAHO). Attendees will gain a clear understanding of the eviction process and how Stay Housed LA provides legal support, resources, and assistance to tenants at risk of eviction.

Either side in an eviction case can ask the other side to identify all of the facts they intend to prove as well as all of the witnesses and other evidence they have. It happens in about 25% of the cases. This is called Discovery. The moment you get papers with the words: "Interrogatories," "Admissions," and "Production of Documents", sign up for this workshop so we can teach you how to respond. This workshop is in English and Spanish.

Join us to learn all about the trial and exhibit binders for court. This presentation is a bilingual Spanish workshop to prepare you for the eviction process. Watch video 2F before attending this class.

Get help with using the Tenant Power Toolkit, an online resource that lets tenants create an answer (and other early paperwork) for their eviction case. Attendees will only get assistance with using the Toolkit to respond to their eviction - you cannot get legal representation or help with other issues at this workshop. The Answer Tool can also be used at any time by tenants on their own at https://tools.debtcollective.org.

In the Negotiation Class, an EDN attorney (if available) will join to answer questions about how to negotiate with your landlord or the landlord’s attorney. Watch video 2C before coming to this class. Look at your 16 Factors to Consider.

In the Exhibit Binder class, we will review the types of evidence to include in your Trial Binder and how to organize it effectively. Watch video 2E before attending this class.

Join us as we guide you through the basics of participating in our Tenant Empowerment Program.

An EDN attorney (if available) attends this class to counsel TEP students who have upcoming court dates and/or deadlines.

Watch video 2A before coming to class.

Join us as we help you learn the basics of how to participate in our Tenant Empowerment Program. Learn how to properly rename yourself in a Zoom meeting, create your PIP (Personal Information Paragraph), and complete both online and in-person intake. This 2-hour introduction is required to attend our TEP Class on Mondays and Wednesdays at 6 PM or on Saturdays at 9:30 AM.  Or you can watch our videos 1A, 1B, and 1C.

An EDN attorney (if available) attends this class to counsel TEP students who have upcoming court dates and/or deadlines.

Either side in an eviction case can ask the other side to identify all of the facts they intend to prove as well as all of the witnesses and other evidence they have. It happens in about 25% of the cases. This is called Discovery. The moment you get papers with the words: "Interrogatories," "Admissions," and "Production of Documents", sign up for this workshop so we can teach you how to respond. This workshop is in English and Spanish.

Join us to learn more about general tenant protections for LA City. We'll cover rent debt, the eviction process, and how StayHousedLA and SAJE can help you. This workshop is specific to City of Los Angeles, please register for our County of Los Angeles specific workshops if you do not live in the City of Los Angeles. / Únase con nosotros para obtener más información sobre las protecciones generales para inquilinos en la ciudad de Los Ángeles. Cubriremos la deuda de alquiler, el proceso de desalojo y cómo StayHousedLA y SAJE pueden ayudarlo. Este taller es específico de la ciudad de Los Ángeles; regístrese para nuestros talleres específicos del condado de Los Ángeles si no vive en la ciudad de Los Ángeles.

This class will teach you what to expect during your first court appearance. Watch video 2C before coming to this class.

Get help with using the Tenant Power Toolkit, an online resource that lets tenants create an answer (and other early paperwork) for their eviction case. Attendees will only get assistance with using the Toolkit to respond to their eviction -- you cannot get legal representation or help with other issues at this workshop. The Answer Tool can also be used at any time by tenants on their own.

Join us in South Whittier for a Tenants Know Your Rights Workshop that will cover tenant protections at the state and county levels with a special focus on eviction and how to respond if you receive an eviction notice. Limited Counsel & Advice appointments with Legal Aid Foundation will be available.

Watch video 2C before coming to this class. This class will teach you the speeches we recommend you use when responding to specific questions from the landlord’s attorney and/or the judge/commissioner. Our EDN staff will assume the roles of the landlord attorney or the judge/commissioner and provide you with an opportunity to role-play and practice these important speeches. The more you practice, the more confident you will be during your court appearance.

The jury won’t see your documents if you can’t get them into evidence! We will look at your exhibits to determine if there are other documents that you need to add, and show you how to enter your documents into evidence. This bilingual Spanish workshop is for in-person attendees only and is designed to prepare them for the eviction process.

This clinic is to provide walk-in support for your questions about your rights as a tenant, to help you better understand your rights and what legal options may be available to you. In addition to answering your questions, we can also assist you in preparing and filing your Answer to an Unlawful Detainer (eviction lawsuit).

How to Respond to a Summons and Complaint for Eviction. Watch video 2B before coming to this class.

Join us to learn about your rights as a tenant, the eviction process, rent debt, and connect with an attorney who can provide guidance on any legal questions related to your housing situation. / Únase a nosotros para conocer sus derechos como inquilino, el proceso de desalojo, la deuda por alquiler y póngase en contacto con un abogado que pueda orientarle sobre cualquier cuestión legal relacionada con su situación de vivienda.

Join us as we help you learn the basics of how to participate in our Tenant Empowerment Program. Learn how to properly rename yourself in a Zoom meeting, create your PIP (Personal Information Paragraph), and complete both online and in-person intake. This 2-hour introduction is required to attend our TEP Class on Mondays and Wednesdays at 6 PM or on Saturdays at 9:30 AM.  Or you can watch our videos 1A, 1B, and 1C.

An EDN attorney (if available) attends this class to counsel TEP students who have upcoming court dates and/or deadlines.

Join us to learn about the opening statement. This bilingual Spanish workshop is for in-person attendees only and is designed to prepare them for the eviction process.

Either side in an eviction case can ask the other side to identify all of the facts they intend to prove as well as all of the witnesses and other evidence they have. It happens in about 25% of the cases. This is called Discovery. The moment you get papers with the words: "Interrogatories," "Admissions," and "Production of Documents", sign up for this workshop so we can teach you how to respond. This workshop is in English and Spanish.

Join this workshop to learn more about renters’ rights in the City of Los Angeles. We’ll cover Rent Control Protections, habitability issues, the eviction process, and what to do if your landlord is harassing you.

This remote workshop will cover your basic rights as a tenant, focusing on the eviction process. Although this workshop is led in English, we will have interpretation to Spanish available. In addition, this workshop will cover the current tenant protections for the City of Pomona. Upon registering for this workshop, you will be sent a Zoom link to join remotely on the day of the event. If you live in the City of Pomona, we strongly suggest you attend in-person. The in-person workshop is at the City of Pomona Family Stabilization Hub located at 2040 N. Garey Avenue, Pomona, CA 91767. Please park in rear gated parking lot. The workshop starts promptly at 5pm, so please arrive a few minutes before 5pm.

Join us to learn all about the trial and exhibit binders for court. This presentation is a bilingual Spanish workshop to prepare you for the eviction process. Watch video 2F before attending this class.

Get help with using the Tenant Power Toolkit, an online resource that lets tenants create an answer (and other early paperwork) for their eviction case. Attendees will only get assistance with using the Toolkit to respond to their eviction - you cannot get legal representation or help with other issues at this workshop. The Answer Tool can also be used at any time by tenants on their own at https://tools.debtcollective.org.

In the Negotiation Class, an EDN attorney (if available) will join to answer questions about how to negotiate with your landlord or the landlord’s attorney. Watch video 2C before coming to this class. Look at your 16 Factors to Consider.

In the Exhibit Binder class, we will review the types of evidence to include in your Trial Binder and how to organize it effectively. Watch video 2E before attending this class.

Join us as we guide you through the basics of participating in our Tenant Empowerment Program.

An EDN attorney (if available) attends this class to counsel TEP students who have upcoming court dates and/or deadlines.

Watch video 2A before coming to class.

Join us as we help you learn the basics of how to participate in our Tenant Empowerment Program. Learn how to properly rename yourself in a Zoom meeting, create your PIP (Personal Information Paragraph), and complete both online and in-person intake. This 2-hour introduction is required to attend our TEP Class on Mondays and Wednesdays at 6 PM or on Saturdays at 9:30 AM.  Or you can watch our videos 1A, 1B, and 1C.

An EDN attorney (if available) attends this class to counsel TEP students who have upcoming court dates and/or deadlines.

Either side in an eviction case can ask the other side to identify all of the facts they intend to prove as well as all of the witnesses and other evidence they have. It happens in about 25% of the cases. This is called Discovery. The moment you get papers with the words: "Interrogatories," "Admissions," and "Production of Documents", sign up for this workshop so we can teach you how to respond. This workshop is in English and Spanish.

This class will teach you what to expect during your first court appearance. Watch video 2C before coming to this class.

Join us for the Eviction Trial Prep workshop, open to tenants in all of Los Angeles County. We will review the eviction process, trial, settlement, and how to gather and present evidence. This workshop is for people who have received a summons and complaint and do not have legal representation // Únase a nosotres para el taller de preparación para el juicio de desalojo, abierto a inquilines en el condado de Los Ángeles. Revisaremos el proceso de desalojo, el juicio, el acuerdo, y cómo reunir y presentar pruebas. Este taller es para personas que han recibido citatorio y denuncia que no cuentan con representación legal // 参加我们的驱逐庭审准备研讨会，该研讨会向洛杉矶县的租户开放。我们将复习驱逐程序、庭审、和解以及如何收集和出示证据。本研讨会适合收到传票和起诉书但没有法律代表的人 // 請來參加我們的驅逐案庭審準備講座，開放給洛杉磯縣的租戶參加。 講座將介紹驅逐程序、庭審、和解以及如何收集與出示證據。 本講座適合已收到傳票和訴狀，但沒有律師代理的人

Get help with using the Tenant Power Toolkit, an online resource that lets tenants create an answer (and other early paperwork) for their eviction case. Attendees will only get assistance with using the Toolkit to respond to their eviction -- you cannot get legal representation or help with other issues at this workshop. The Answer Tool can also be used at any time by tenants on their own.

Watch video 2C before coming to this class. This class will teach you the speeches we recommend you use when responding to specific questions from the landlord’s attorney and/or the judge/commissioner. Our EDN staff will assume the roles of the landlord attorney or the judge/commissioner and provide you with an opportunity to role-play and practice these important speeches. The more you practice, the more confident you will be during your court appearance.

The jury won’t see your documents if you can’t get them into evidence! We will look at your exhibits to determine if there are other documents that you need to add, and show you how to enter your documents into evidence. This bilingual Spanish workshop is for in-person attendees only and is designed to prepare them for the eviction process.

How to Respond to a Summons and Complaint for Eviction. Watch video 2B before coming to this class.

Join us as we help you learn the basics of how to participate in our Tenant Empowerment Program. Learn how to properly rename yourself in a Zoom meeting, create your PIP (Personal Information Paragraph), and complete both online and in-person intake. This 2-hour introduction is required to attend our TEP Class on Mondays and Wednesdays at 6 PM or on Saturdays at 9:30 AM.  Or you can watch our videos 1A, 1B, and 1C.

Join us to learn about your rights as a renter at our online workshop, covering tenant protections at the state, county and city level. We’ll cover habitability issues, what to do if your landlord is harassing you, and the eviction process. There will be a Q&A at the end. / Únase a nosotros para conocer sus derechos como inquilino en nuestro taller en línea, que abarca la protección de los inquilinos a nivel estatal, del condado y de la ciudad. Trataremos temas relacionados con la habitabilidad, qué hacer si su arrendador lo acosa y el proceso de desalojo. Al final habrá una sesión de preguntas y respuestas.

An EDN attorney (if available) attends this class to counsel TEP students who have upcoming court dates and/or deadlines.

Join us to learn about the opening statement. This bilingual Spanish workshop is for in-person attendees only and is designed to prepare them for the eviction process.

Either side in an eviction case can ask the other side to identify all of the facts they intend to prove as well as all of the witnesses and other evidence they have. It happens in about 25% of the cases. This is called Discovery. The moment you get papers with the words: "Interrogatories," "Admissions," and "Production of Documents", sign up for this workshop so we can teach you how to respond. This workshop is in English and Spanish.

Join us to learn more about your rights as a renter in the county of Los Angeles. In this workshop you will learn about Tenant's rights what is left of the COVID-19 Emergency tenant protections, the eviction process & how Stay Housed LA can help.

Join us to learn all about the trial and exhibit binders for court. This presentation is a bilingual Spanish workshop to prepare you for the eviction process. Watch video 2F before attending this class.

Get help with using the Tenant Power Toolkit, an online resource that lets tenants create an answer (and other early paperwork) for their eviction case. Attendees will only get assistance with using the Toolkit to respond to their eviction - you cannot get legal representation or help with other issues at this workshop. The Answer Tool can also be used at any time by tenants on their own at https://tools.debtcollective.org.

In the Negotiation Class, an EDN attorney (if available) will join to answer questions about how to negotiate with your landlord or the landlord’s attorney. Watch video 2C before coming to this class. Look at your 16 Factors to Consider.

In the Exhibit Binder class, we will review the types of evidence to include in your Trial Binder and how to organize it effectively. Watch video 2E before attending this class.

Join us as we guide you through the basics of participating in our Tenant Empowerment Program.

An EDN attorney (if available) attends this class to counsel TEP students who have upcoming court dates and/or deadlines.

Watch video 2A before coming to class.

Join us as we help you learn the basics of how to participate in our Tenant Empowerment Program. Learn how to properly rename yourself in a Zoom meeting, create your PIP (Personal Information Paragraph), and complete both online and in-person intake. This 2-hour introduction is required to attend our TEP Class on Mondays and Wednesdays at 6 PM or on Saturdays at 9:30 AM.  Or you can watch our videos 1A, 1B, and 1C.

An EDN attorney (if available) attends this class to counsel TEP students who have upcoming court dates and/or deadlines.

Either side in an eviction case can ask the other side to identify all of the facts they intend to prove as well as all of the witnesses and other evidence they have. It happens in about 25% of the cases. This is called Discovery. The moment you get papers with the words: "Interrogatories," "Admissions," and "Production of Documents", sign up for this workshop so we can teach you how to respond. This workshop is in English and Spanish.

Join us to learn more about general tenant protections for LA City. We'll cover rent debt, the eviction process, and how StayHousedLA and SAJE can help you. This workshop is specific to City of Los Angeles, please register for our County of Los Angeles specific workshops if you do not live in the City of Los Angeles. / Únase con nosotros para obtener más información sobre las protecciones generales para inquilinos en la ciudad de Los Ángeles. Cubriremos la deuda de alquiler, el proceso de desalojo y cómo StayHousedLA y SAJE pueden ayudarlo. Este taller es específico de la ciudad de Los Ángeles; regístrese para nuestros talleres específicos del condado de Los Ángeles si no vive en la ciudad de Los Ángeles.

Get help with using the Tenant Power Toolkit, an online resource that lets tenants create an answer (and other early paperwork) for their eviction case. Attendees will only get assistance with using the Toolkit to respond to their eviction -- you cannot get legal representation or help with other issues at this workshop. The Answer Tool can also be used at any time by tenants on their own.

This class will teach you what to expect during your first court appearance. Watch video 2C before coming to this class.

Watch video 2C before coming to this class. This class will teach you the speeches we recommend you use when responding to specific questions from the landlord’s attorney and/or the judge/commissioner. Our EDN staff will assume the roles of the landlord attorney or the judge/commissioner and provide you with an opportunity to role-play and practice these important speeches. The more you practice, the more confident you will be during your court appearance.

Our Tenants Know Your Rights Workshop will cover tenant protections at the state, county, and City of Long Beach levels, with a special focus on eviction and how to respond if you receive an eviction notice.

The jury won’t see your documents if you can’t get them into evidence! We will look at your exhibits to determine if there are other documents that you need to add, and show you how to enter your documents into evidence. This bilingual Spanish workshop is for in-person attendees only and is designed to prepare them for the eviction process.

This clinic is to provide walk-in support for your questions about your rights as a tenant, to help you better understand your rights and what legal options may be available to you. In addition to answering your questions, we can also assist you in preparing and filing your Answer to an Unlawful Detainer (eviction lawsuit).

How to Respond to a Summons and Complaint for Eviction. Watch video 2B before coming to this class.

Join us as we help you learn the basics of how to participate in our Tenant Empowerment Program. Learn how to properly rename yourself in a Zoom meeting, create your PIP (Personal Information Paragraph), and complete both online and in-person intake. This 2-hour introduction is required to attend our TEP Class on Mondays and Wednesdays at 6 PM or on Saturdays at 9:30 AM.  Or you can watch our videos 1A, 1B, and 1C.

Join us to learn about your rights as a tenant, the eviction process, rent debt, and connect with an attorney who can provide guidance on any legal questions related to your housing situation. / Únase a nosotros para conocer sus derechos como inquilino, el proceso de desalojo, la deuda por alquiler y póngase en contacto con un abogado que pueda orientarle sobre cualquier cuestión legal relacionada con su situación de vivienda.

An EDN attorney (if available) attends this class to counsel TEP students who have upcoming court dates and/or deadlines.

Join us to learn about the opening statement. This bilingual Spanish workshop is for in-person attendees only and is designed to prepare them for the eviction process.

Either side in an eviction case can ask the other side to identify all of the facts they intend to prove as well as all of the witnesses and other evidence they have. It happens in about 25% of the cases. This is called Discovery. The moment you get papers with the words: "Interrogatories," "Admissions," and "Production of Documents", sign up for this workshop so we can teach you how to respond. This workshop is in English and Spanish.

This remote workshop will cover your basic tenant rights for the County of Los Angeles, focusing on what you can do if you are facing an eviction. This workshop will also cover the current tenant protections in the City of Pomona. This is a bilingual English/Spanish workshop with interpreters.

Join us to learn all about the trial and exhibit binders for court. This presentation is a bilingual Spanish workshop to prepare you for the eviction process. Watch video 2F before attending this class.

Get help with using the Tenant Power Toolkit, an online resource that lets tenants create an answer (and other early paperwork) for their eviction case. Attendees will only get assistance with using the Toolkit to respond to their eviction - you cannot get legal representation or help with other issues at this workshop. The Answer Tool can also be used at any time by tenants on their own at https://tools.debtcollective.org.

In the Negotiation Class, an EDN attorney (if available) will join to answer questions about how to negotiate with your landlord or the landlord’s attorney. Watch video 2C before coming to this class. Look at your 16 Factors to Consider.

In the Exhibit Binder class, we will review the types of evidence to include in your Trial Binder and how to organize it effectively. Watch video 2E before attending this class.

Join us as we guide you through the basics of participating in our Tenant Empowerment Program.

An EDN attorney (if available) attends this class to counsel TEP students who have upcoming court dates and/or deadlines.

Watch video 2A before coming to class.

Join us as we help you learn the basics of how to participate in our Tenant Empowerment Program. Learn how to properly rename yourself in a Zoom meeting, create your PIP (Personal Information Paragraph), and complete both online and in-person intake. This 2-hour introduction is required to attend our TEP Class on Mondays and Wednesdays at 6 PM or on Saturdays at 9:30 AM.  Or you can watch our videos 1A, 1B, and 1C.

An EDN attorney (if available) attends this class to counsel TEP students who have upcoming court dates and/or deadlines.

Either side in an eviction case can ask the other side to identify all of the facts they intend to prove as well as all of the witnesses and other evidence they have. It happens in about 25% of the cases. This is called Discovery. The moment you get papers with the words: "Interrogatories," "Admissions," and "Production of Documents", sign up for this workshop so we can teach you how to respond. This workshop is in English and Spanish.

This class will teach you what to expect during your first court appearance. Watch video 2C before coming to this class.

Get help with using the Tenant Power Toolkit, an online resource that lets tenants create an answer (and other early paperwork) for their eviction case. Attendees will only get assistance with using the Toolkit to respond to their eviction -- you cannot get legal representation or help with other issues at this workshop. The Answer Tool can also be used at any time by tenants on their own.

Watch video 2C before coming to this class. This class will teach you the speeches we recommend you use when responding to specific questions from the landlord’s attorney and/or the judge/commissioner. Our EDN staff will assume the roles of the landlord attorney or the judge/commissioner and provide you with an opportunity to role-play and practice these important speeches. The more you practice, the more confident you will be during your court appearance.