Fair Housing
What is a 'complaint' process under the Fair Housing Act for Delaware residents?
AA complaint must be filed with the Delaware Real Estate Commission first
BA person who believes they were discriminated against may file a complaint with HUD (within 1 year of the alleged discrimination) or sue directly in federal or state court (within 2 years) — Delaware's DDOL also handles fair housing complaints✓ Correct
CA complaint must be filed through a private attorney only
DFair housing complaints are only handled at the federal level — the state has no role
Explanation
Fair housing complainants in Delaware have multiple options: (1) file a complaint with HUD (Administrative) within 1 year; (2) file in federal or state court within 2 years; (3) file with the Delaware Department of Labor (DDOL) Division of Human Relations, which enforces Delaware's fair housing law. HUD or the state investigates, may attempt conciliation, and can refer to a hearing or prosecution if discrimination is found.
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