ACHPRC at the Hayward Hall of Justice

The Alameda County Housing Provider Resource Center (ACHPRC) is bringing its support services directly to the courthouse. If you’re a rental property owner or manager—especially in unincorporated Alameda County—facing legal questions, compliance confusion, or operational stress, we’re here to help you navigate it all with clarity and confidence.

This in-person resource table is designed to provide timely, on-the-ground assistance during a moment when housing providers often need it most—when navigating court proceedings, managing disputes, filing the correct paperwork, or simply seeking trusted advice.

Special On-Site Support from Attorney Margaret Allen

We’re pleased to announce that Margaret Allen, an experienced attorney and housing law expert, will be joining our team for this event. Margaret brings a wealth of legal knowledge, particularly in landlord-tenant law, civil litigation, and housing policy in the Bay Area. She has a strong track record of advocating for fair and effective housing systems and has advised both small property owners and nonprofit housing organizations.

During this tabling session, Margaret will be available for limited, on-the-spot consultations with housing providers facing complex legal issues—including rent disputes, eviction proceedings, and habitability concerns. Her insights are grounded in decades of practical experience and deep knowledge of California housing regulations.

What You’ll Find at the ACHPRC Table:

• Expert Guidance: Speak with knowledgeable ACHPRC representatives about eviction processes, renter communication, and local housing ordinances.
• Referrals to Critical Services: We’ll connect you with legal counsel, financial aid programs, and professional mediation services tailored to your specific issue.
• Educational Materials: Access easy-to-understand guides, multilingual handouts, and compliance checklists to help you stay ahead of costly mistakes.
• One-on-One Consultations: Ask your questions, share your concerns, and receive direct, personalized support—no pressure, no judgment.
• Multilingual Support: Materials and guidance will be available in multiple languages to ensure equitable access for our diverse community of housing providers.

Whether you’re preparing for a court appearance, responding to a renter issue, or just trying to better understand the shifting landscape of rental housing in Alameda County, the ACHPRC team is here to support you.

No appointment is needed. Walk-ups welcome. First come, first served.

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