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Intake 16 · Collecting information
Current or former residents, tenants, applicants, household members, or payors at a Louisiana property associated with Midland Residence, Midland Capital Partners, or a property-specific owner or manager who experienced unfulfilled promises, defective conditions, disputed charges, deceptive statements, retained payments, or severe targeted mistreatment.
Louisiana properties associated with Midland Residence or a related entity 0 intake submissions receivedNo case is filed and no class is certified by submitting this form. It does not stop a deadline. A lawyer must separately agree to represent you.
Legal screening notes
Public information and next steps
These steps and templates help a resident create a dated record, make a focused request, and preserve evidence. They are not court filings, do not start a lawsuit or agency complaint, and do not calculate a deadline for you.
Identify each condition, when it began, prior notice, access offered, and the repair requested. Louisiana Civil Code articles 2691 and 2694 address the lessor's repair duty and a lessee's limited ability, after demand and a reasonable time, to make necessary repairs and seek reimbursement or apply only the necessary and reasonable expense to rent. Do not treat article 2694 as permission to withhold all rent.
Itemize damaged belongings, repair costs, relocation expenses, medical expenses, missed work, disputed charges, and other losses. State what response you request and a reasonable response date, but do not invent a statutory deadline.
Keep originals. Send copies. Save the complete signed notice, every attachment, screenshots, delivery confirmation, and each response. A preservation notice is a request, not a subpoena or court order.
Fair-housing complaints concern discrimination tied to a protected status or retaliation for exercising fair-housing rights. LHC compliance channels apply only when the property or program is within LHC's authority. Confirm coverage before relying on either route.
Do not calculate a final deadline from this table. Use the linked primary law and obtain individual review.
What is reasonable depends on the condition and facts. The statute limits any rent application to necessary repairs and reasonable expense.
La. Civil Code art. 2694R.S. 51:1409 authorizes an individual action, not a representative action. Actual loss and other elements still must be proved. If damages are awarded, the statute requires reasonable attorney fees and costs; different claims may use different periods.
La. R.S. 51:1409Accrual, continuing conduct, contract theories, minors, government defendants, notices, and other exceptions can change the analysis. Get individual review promptly.
La. Civil Code art. 3493.1 and Act 423Ordinary repair disputes are not automatically fair-housing violations. The facts must connect to a protected right or prohibited retaliation.
42 U.S.C. § 3610Forum, tolling, prior conciliation, and procedural events can affect the calculation. Retaliation and interference are separately prohibited by 42 U.S.C. § 3617.
42 U.S.C. §§ 3613 and 3617Keep originals and upload or send copies.
Use the route that actually covers the facts and property.