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Introduction to Familial Status Discrimination Familial status discrimination refers to the unjust treatment of individuals based on their family structure, particularly concerning housing opportunities. Defined under the Fair Housing Act (FHA) enacted in 1968, this type of discrimination specifically protects families with children, ensuring that they have the same housing options as those without children. … Read more

Introduction to Familial Status Discrimination Familial status discrimination is a form of discrimination that involves treating individuals or families unfairly based on their familial status. Under the Fair Housing Act, this term primarily refers to individuals who have children under the age of 18 living in their household. This issue manifests significantly in housing practices, … Read more

Introduction to Familial Status Discrimination Familial status discrimination refers to the unequal treatment of individuals based on their family composition, particularly regarding housing opportunities. This discrimination predominantly pertains to households with children, where landlords or property owners may impose unfair restrictions on tenants living with minors. Under the Fair Housing Act, familial status is a … Read more

Introduction to Familial Status Discrimination Familial status discrimination refers to the unfair treatment of individuals based on their family-related characteristics, particularly those with children. In the context of housing, this form of discrimination can manifest in various ways, from imposing occupancy limits to outright denying rental applications based on the presence of children. In Georgia, … Read more