Consumer Resources for Disaster Relief

If you've suffered as a result of a construction defect, you are not without recourse. There are numerous consumer resources available to you, and disaster relief options are also available in certain situations. Below you'll find a list of recommended consumer resources that you should take a close look at before acting in any way. Of course, the most highly-recommended course of action would be to contact a construction defect attorney as soon as possible to make sure that these consumer resources are used properly and that no disaster relief options go unnoticed.

Consumer Resources:

The Better Business Bureau
The State Builder's Licensing Board
Your Homeowner's Association
Your Local Congressman
Your City Council

Disaster Relief Options:

The Red Cross
The Salvation Army
The United Way
Charitable Shelters

Of course, much of these less-than-desirable options can be avoided if you take the first step to protecting your rights by contacting a construction defect attorney. He or she will be able to guide you through the legal process as well as recommend a course of action to make sure that you and your loved ones receive the proper care, food and shelter if you're forced from your home and don't have the financial resources for an extended hotel stay.