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Security Deposit Return Request
Request for Return of Security Deposit   ___________________ _____, 20____ Dear __________________________: I rented an apartment from you at ________________________ _____________________ __________________. This letter is my formal request under Section 5514 of the Delaware Landlord-Tenant Code that you return my security deposit. As you recall, I gave you a security deposit of $________ on __________________, _____. My forwarding address, to which you should mail the deposit, is:
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A Guide To Evictions
Eviction is the removal of a tenant from rental property by the landlord. This guide will help you understand your rights and options as a tenant. What happens when you violate a lease or landlord-tenant code Most leases include rules and promises by the tenant. Some examples are: a promise to not make noise that disturbs the neighbors or a promise not to run a business out of the house without the landlord’s permission.  
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In Delaware, a mortgage is a lien against the property granted by the home owner to the lender to secure an obligation to pay the note. The note is a written promise to pay a debt (the loan). When we use the word mortgage, it will generally mean both the mortgage and the note. When you fail to make required payments on your mortgage, your mortgage will be in default. Once you are in default, the lender can start foreclosure proceedings, and you could lose your house if you have no defenses. You will probably receive notices from the lender and/or the court related to foreclosure.
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ACLU of Delaware's Assistance Intake Form
If you believe that your civil liberties have been violated and would like to receive help from ACLU of Delaware, please  fill out the online complaint form. In addition, you may also download the form and fax it to 302-654-36989 or mail it to: ACLU-DE Complaints100 West 10th St, Suite 706Wilmington, Delaware 19801 You can also call (302) 654-5326 to leave your contact information and they will send you the form.
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Security Deposit Return Request
Request for Return of Security Deposit   ___________________ _____, 20____ Dear __________________________: I rented an apartment from you at ________________________ _____________________ __________________. This letter is my formal request under Section 5514 of the Delaware Landlord-Tenant Code that you return my security deposit. As you recall, I gave you a security deposit of $________ on __________________, _____. My forwarding address, to which you should mail the deposit, is:
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A Guide To Evictions
Eviction is the removal of a tenant from rental property by the landlord. This guide will help you understand your rights and options as a tenant. What happens when you violate a lease or landlord-tenant code Most leases include rules and promises by the tenant. Some examples are: a promise to not make noise that disturbs the neighbors or a promise not to run a business out of the house without the landlord’s permission.  
Housing
A Guide to Foreclosure in Delaware
In Delaware, a mortgage is a lien against the property granted by the home owner to the lender to secure an obligation to pay the note. The note is a written promise to pay a debt (the loan). When we use the word mortgage, it will generally mean both the mortgage and the note. When you fail to make required payments on your mortgage, your mortgage will be in default. Once you are in default, the lender can start foreclosure proceedings, and you could lose your house if you have no defenses. You will probably receive notices from the lender and/or the court related to foreclosure.
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CDC Eviction Moratorium Resources
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JP Court Complaint for Return of Security Deposit
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JP Court Landlord Tenant Summary Possession
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JP Court Trespass Action
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JP Court Replevin Action
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ACLU of Delaware's Assistance Intake Form
If you believe that your civil liberties have been violated and would like to receive help from ACLU of Delaware, please  fill out the online complaint form. In addition, you may also download the form and fax it to 302-654-36989 or mail it to: ACLU-DE Complaints100 West 10th St, Suite 706Wilmington, Delaware 19801 You can also call (302) 654-5326 to leave your contact information and they will send you the form.
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