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Tenant and Eviction Lawyers in St. Louis City, Missouri

Free and low-cost legal help for renters and landlords in St. Louis City: legal aid organizations, any right-to-counsel program, and the bar association's lawyer referral service.

Free legal aid in St. Louis City

Legal aid groups usually help people below an income limit and may prioritize eviction cases. Call as soon as you get court papers or a notice.

Right to a lawyer in eviction cases

Housing Eviction Law Program (HELP STL City / Right to Counsel), created by City Ordinance 71694 (Board Bill #59): free legal representation for eligible low-income city residents at risk of eviction, delivered by Legal Services of Eastern Missouri. Started August 2024. Call Dept. of Human Services (314) 657-1671 or (314) 657-1654. Source

Hiring a landlord-tenant lawyer

If you don't qualify for free help, a lawyer referral service can connect you with a local landlord-tenant attorney, often for a low-cost first consultation:

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General legal information, not legal advice. Laws change and local rules can differ; check the linked official source or talk to a lawyer about your situation.