Personal injury

Landlord Sexual Harassment

As a tenant in South Australia, you have rights protected by law, including protection against landlord sexual harassment. If you have experienced any form of sexual harassment from your landlord, it is essential to understand your legal rights and options.

Understanding Landlord Sexual Harassment

Landlord sexual harassment refers to any unwelcome sexual behavior or advances from a landlord, property manager, or anyone associated with the landlord that creates a hostile environment for the tenant.

Types of Landlord Sexual Harassment

Landlord sexual harassment can manifest in various forms, including:

  • Unwanted sexual comments
  • Requests for sexual favors in exchange for rent or repairs
  • Unwelcome sexual advances or gestures
  • Threats or intimidation based on sexual orientation or gender

Legal Protection Against Landlord Sexual Harassment

In South Australia, tenants are protected by the Residential Tenancies Act 1995, which prohibits landlords from engaging in any form of sexual harassment against tenants. If you experience landlord sexual harassment, you have the right to take legal action against the landlord.

FAQs


If you experience landlord sexual harassment, document the incidents, inform the landlord in writing, and seek legal advice from Wright Street Lawyers.


In certain circumstances, you may be able to terminate your lease if you experience landlord sexual harassment. Contact Wright Street Lawyers for guidance.


Wright Street Lawyers can provide legal advice, represent you in negotiations with the landlord, and take legal action on your behalf to protect your rights.

Contact Wright Street Lawyers in Adelaide for Legal Assistance

If you have experienced landlord sexual harassment, do not hesitate to contact Wright Street Lawyers in Adelaide, South Australia. Our experienced legal team specialises in protecting tenants’ rights and can provide you with the necessary legal support and representation. Schedule a consultation today to discuss your case.