Free Eviction Help
The fact that’s it’s free is how this App will hold value! Helping Renters all over the Nation
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This app helps tenants respond to eviction notices by organizing case details, identifying potential defenses, and preparing court documents. It provides resources for legal aid and court contacts, with options to generate a filing-ready PDF for a per-case fee.
✓Organize eviction case details
✓Identify applicable defenses
✓Build private evidence folder
✓Find free legal aid resources
✓Generate court-ready documents
✓Prepare motions for common requests
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What's New in TenantShield
1.0.3
November 1, 2026
New: Rent escrow. Landlord not making repairs? See the official places your rent can go in Michigan, New York, California and Texas: court escrow and city escrow programs like Detroit's and Los Angeles's, and the alternatives the law offers where escrow doesn't exist. • Write a repair request letter to your landlord, ready to print and sign. • Keep a rent-ready record of every month you pay in or set aside, and share it as a PDF. • Each option shows what has to be true, the steps, the official form and its sources. TenantShield never holds your money. Everything stays encrypted on your phone.
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What is TenantShield?
TenantShield is a self-help tool designed to assist tenants in responding to eviction notices. It helps organize case details, identify potential defenses, and prepare necessary court documents and motions.
How much does TenantShield cost?
The app is free to download and use for basic features like organizing case details and finding legal aid. Generating your Answer, exhibit list, and motions costs $0.99 per case.
Does TenantShield provide legal advice?
No, TenantShield is a self-help tool and not a law firm. It does not provide legal advice, and while a lawyer reviewed its paper-building process, no lawyer reviews your specific case. It also does not file anything for you.
What states does TenantShield currently cover?
TenantShield currently covers eviction cases in Michigan, California, New York, and Texas. Users should always confirm court dates and procedures with their local court clerk.
Is my case information secure with TenantShield?
Yes, your case information stays on your phone. The app does not require an account, does not track users, and does not upload any data. Evidence files are encrypted on your device.
What kind of documents can TenantShield help me prepare?
TenantShield can help you prepare your 'Answer' to the eviction notice, an exhibit list, and common motions such as requests for more time, stays, setting aside default judgments, or dismissal for bad notice or service.
How often is TenantShield updated?
The latest version of TenantShield is 1.0.2, and it was last updated on October 29, 2026. This indicates regular maintenance and potential feature additions.
What devices can I use TenantShield on?
TenantShield is available for iPhone and iPad devices. It is rated for ages 4 and up.
