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• After a Disaster: Repairing Your Home

  If your house has been damaged by a natural disaster - flood, fire, snow/ice, tornado or earthquake - chances are you're on the hunt for a reputable contractor to help with repair and restoration. Inevitably, the demand for qualified contractors after a disaster usually exceeds the supply. Enter the home repair rip-off artist, who may overcharge, perform shoddy work or skip town without finishing your job. Content Detail

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  Federal Trade Commission

• Disaster Relief (FEMA) - Brochure

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  South Carolina Legal Services

• Home Repairs Dos and Don'ts - After the Storm

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  South Carolina Legal Services

• Legal Problems Faced by Disaster Survivors - Brochure

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  South Carolina Legal Services

• Ready.gov - FAQs

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• Ready.gov - Make A Plan

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• Regional Contact Information

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  Federal Emergency Management Agency

• Renters: What You Need to Know in a Disaster

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  South Carolina Legal Services

• Resources for Helping Children Cope with Community Disasters

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  The National Child Traumatic Stress Network

• South Carolina Disaster Center

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• South Carolina Emergency Management Division

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• Tenant Rights During a Disaster

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  South Carolina Legal Services

• Tenant Rights for Housing Repairs

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  South Carolina Legal Services

• Tips for Parents with Preschool Children after Disaster

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  The National Child Traumatic Stress Network

• Tips for Parents with School-Aged Children after Disasters

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  The National Child Traumatic Stress Network