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Eviction Hearing Help at Attorney General's Office Technology Center (Metro South)

Find helpful tips for logging on to your eviction hearing at one of the technology centers funded by the Attorney General's Office.

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Do you have a lawyer? It is not too late to get one.

Whether you are a tenant or a small landlord, you may be able to get free legal help.

As soon as you get on the Court’s Zoom Hearing, ask to speak with a lawyer.

You have the right to an interpreter. If you need a free interpreter, ask the Court staff on Zoom or call (508) 894-4170.

Logging in to your hearing

  1. Go to https://zoom.us  
  2. Click Join Meeting
  3. Enter Meeting ID (find this on the paper you received from the Court)
  4. Enter Passcode (find this on the paper you received from the Court)

Additional Virtual Assistance

If you have questions or need assistance, you can contact the court using Zoom via computer or telephone. The courthouse has a virtual “counter” where you can connect with the court personnel to get information about your case.

Available Monday – Friday, 1:00 PM - 4:15 PM

To use a computer: Go to https://zoom.us and enter the Meeting ID and Password below

To use a telephone: Dial (646)828-7666 and enter the Meeting ID and Password below

LocationMeeting IDPassword
Housing Specialist Department Virtual Counter160 946 4691Metro123
Clerk’s Office Virtual Counter161 983 8500Metro123

Additional Help

  • If you have trouble participating in a virtual conference or need a free Interpreter or Reasonable Accommodations, please call (508) 894-4170. For additional help, you may contact your local court.
  • Renters and Homeowners who are struggling to make housing payments are encouraged to apply for emergency assistance. You may be eligible for assistance to pay overdue or upcoming rent, mortgage payments, or moving costs (First, Last, Security Deposit).
  • To find information about available financial assistance or to find the regional administering agency for your city or town go to this webpage or call 211 for assistance.
  • For additional information regarding services available from the Court, visit this webpage

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