Start with the question in front of you. These guides help you prepare to seek information or independent legal assistance; they do not decide the answer to your case.
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Housing questions
Bring the relevant facts together.
Record what happened, list the papers you received, and note any dates shown on them. Use the Indiana resources on this site to look for independent help. We do not interpret a notice, calculate deadlines, or communicate with a landlord for you.
A useful starting question
What document or event prompted you to look for help?
Arrange bills, letters, and agreements in date order and prepare a short overview. An independent legal professional can advise on disputed obligations, collection matters, or legal rights. Do not enter financial account details in the request tool.
Explore Indiana court self-service information and legal-help directories. A preparation checklist can help you identify questions for a clerk or lawyer. This site does not select forms, draft filings, or accept legal documents for service.
A useful starting question
Which court or organization is named on the document you received?
Use location-based directories to find an organization that may address your concern. Ask that provider about coverage, qualifications, costs, and availability. BUP does not promise placement or representation.
A useful starting question
What type of help does the provider offer, and how do you apply?
BUP provides general legal-aid information and resource navigation. We do not provide legal advice, court representation, or attorney-client services.
We do not determine your rights, choose a legal strategy, represent you, or promise a result. Our links are a way to discover independent help, not a guarantee that a provider can take your matter.
Your next step
A question worth putting into words.
Use the request tool to organize a brief overview, then choose your next point of contact.