SOBER LIVING LAWS AND MYTHS

There are many myths around whether sober livings are legal, need to be licensed or are required to adhere to local zoning laws. The truth is, yes, they are legal, they don't not have to be licensed, and cities must grant them reasonable accommodations. Despite the national opioid, addiction and mental health crisis's, many sober living homes face NIMBY'ism (not in my backyard) from neighbors and municipalities and this further prevents those assisting in the recovery journey. ​

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Sober Living Home Operators and residents in Dallas, Texas are Safe and Protected by Federal Law!

The Fair Housing and Americans with Disability Acts Requires Cities to allow "reasonable accommodations" to housing for those who suffer from mental illness and addiction. There are laws specially written to prevent any discrimination or legal action against you.

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The Government Recognizes Addiction and Mental Health as a Disease. Those persons and homeowners are protected under the Law. These laws say people suffering from addiction and in recovery may live together to rebuild their lives and are allowed to live anywhere, regardless of local zoning or Homeowners Association rules. Additionally, the law requires local government
municipalities to provide reasonable accommodations to allow such homes to operate.

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