An Act to create the office of the tenant advocate in the Office of the Attorney General
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill establishes a new office within the Massachusetts Attorney General’s office called the Tenant Advocate. The Tenant Advocate will provide assistance and representation to tenants facing housing-related issues, particularly those experiencing difficulties with landlords or housing providers. The goal is to improve tenant rights and access to legal information and support within the state.
Key provisions
- Creates the Office of the Tenant Advocate.
- Places the office within the Office of the Attorney General.
- The Tenant Advocate will provide assistance to tenants.
- The Advocate will focus on housing-related issues.
- The office will offer legal information and support to tenants.
Who is affected
- Tenants
- Landlords
- Housing Providers
- Office of the Attorney General
- Massachusetts Residents
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