This is a series of webinars presented jointly by the Law Office of Hall & Associates and the Law Office of Angelita E. Fisher.  We discuss all aspects of the landlord tenant relationship and how landlord tenant laws and fair housing laws overlap.

Wednesday, September 16, 2026

     10:00 - 11:00 a.m. Central 

Fair Housing

& 

Housing Crossroads 

Webinars

​$24.99 - $34.99 each

$ 24.99

​Hoarding has been recognized by the American Psychiatric Association as a mental disorder.  What does that mean for landlords?  You may have an obligation to accommodate the resident instead of taking immediate legal action to evict. 

In this webinar, we will discuss step-by-step accommodations for a resident who is hoarding while avoiding violations of fair housing laws. Our topics will include:

  • Recognizing a Hoarder
  • Protections Under Fair Housing Laws
  • Examples of Accommodations
  • Documentation you may require
  • Following-Up​ ​

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These webinars in no way offer advice or counsel with respect to any legal situation. You should not act or rely upon the information in these webinars without the advice of an attorney. 

Keep Watching - more coming soon.

Wednesday, October 14, 2026

     10:00 - 11:00 a.m. Central 

$ 24.99

$34.99

Nathan Lybarger


Nathan represents landlords throughout Middle Tennessee in eviction actions and in recovery of unpaid balances due.

Law Office of
Hall & Associates
223 Madison Street, Suite 212
Madison, TN  37115
615-868-4101

From Complaint to Courtroom

​​Handling Crime on the Property 


​​August 26, 2026

                 10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Central                    

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Reviewing Documents for Fair Housing Missteps 


Every communication has the potential of violating fair housing laws.  Whether it is a policy, email, notice, or text – managers must keep fair housing laws in mind.  Poorly written documents can be used as proof of discrimination.  In this webinar, we will discuss some of the common fair housing mistakes property staff make when drafting documents by showing examples of good and bad documents.  Our discussion will include:

  • Policies
  • Interoffice emails
  • Notices
  • Emails and Text Messages to Residents
  • Note Taking for the File​​

​We all make mistakes now and again.  For landlords, those mistakes can cost a lot of money if they violate fair housing laws.  That is why it is important you not make the same mistakes over and over. In this webinar, we will discuss some of the more common fair housing mistakes landlords make every day. Our discussion will include: 

Failing to recognize a fair housing complaint
Asking for too much accommodation proof
Making broad policies on restricting children
Applying pet policies to emotional support animals
Failing to document problems on the property
Allowing retaliation
Forgetting to train employees ​​

$ 24.99

Wednesday, November 11, 2026

     10:00 - 11:00 a.m. Central 

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Common Fair Housing Mistakes


Violence and criminal activity on the property are always a serious concern.  For liability, for livability, for the sake of your other residents and your staff, these are issues that should be addressed as quickly as possible.  But they must be addressed appropriately.  Federal guidance continues to shift as local housing advocates strive to fight and prevent eviction. 

In this webinar, we will discuss best practices concerning criminal activity, including:

  •            Steps to take in advance to prevent criminal activity on the premises
  •            When and how to pursue eviction after illegal or criminal conduct
  •            How to address criminal conduct by unauthorized occupants or guests
  •            Current status of HUD guidance concerning criminal records​​

 Speakers

Angelita Fisher


Angelita represents management companies on all issues involving fair housing and employment law.

Law Office of 
Angelita E. Fisher
6688 Nolensville Rd. 
Suite 108-161
Brentwood, TN 370257
615-305-2803

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Recognizing and Addressing Hoarders