This guide was created to provide parents with a basic understanding of key rights in special education. The information presented here is not legal advice and should not be used as such. Rhode Island Legal Services welcomes and permits the duplication and distribution of this guide so long as this is done free of charge and with RILS attribution. No part of this guide may be altered without permission.
Revised by Veronika Kot, Esq.,with Janne Reisch, Esq.
November, 2015
This brochure contains general information on landlord-tenant law and is intended for educational use only. It is not a substitute for legal advice and does not create any attorney-client relationship between the reader and Rhode Island Legal Services, Inc. The reader should get legal advice about his or her own housing problems from an attorney.
There are several types of subsidized housing in Rhode Island. Most of the eligibility rules are the same for all types of housing, but some of the application procedures are different. This guide will explain the basic information you need to apply for any subsidized housing in Rhode Island.
If you have been denied your housing rights, you may have experienced unlawful discrimination.
Rent increase procedures in Rhode Island