If someone thinks s/he have been discriminated against because housing built since March 13, 1991 does not meet the Fair Housing Acts accessibility requirements, what should they do?
They may contact the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to discuss the possibility of filing an administrative complaint that will be investigated by HUD or by a state or local agency that enforces a law that is equivalent to the Fair Housing Act. They may also consult with a private fair housing group or with a private lawyer for assistance.
Related Questions
- If someone thinks s/he have been discriminated against because housing built since March 13, 1991 does not meet the Fair Housing Acts accessibility requirements, what should they do?
- Where can I find the accessibility standards for dwelling units required to be accessible under the Fair Housing Acts design and construction requirements?
- If a property is built to some standard other than one of the safe harbors, can it still comply with the Fair Housing Acts access requirements?
