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What you told usYour case summary
  1. 1“I moved out in June, think it was the 1st.”
  2. 2“Have written to the landlord several times, no answer.”
  3. 3“Deposit was around 15,000, says in the contract.”
  4. 4“There was an inspection when I moved in, I think.”
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Case summaryPrepared 30 Sep 2026
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Housing case

Deposit not returned

TenancyDepositLandlord
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    Moved out1 June 2026
  • 2
    Contact with landlordSeveral letters, no reply
  • 3
    DepositAbout DKK 15,000, per contract
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    Move-in inspectionProbably heldCheck

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  • No. We give you an overview of the services that exist and help you understand your situation. The advice itself comes from a legal aid office, a legal advice clinic or a lawyer.

  • Anyone can approach a legal aid office or a legal advice clinic for an initial conversation at no cost. Whether you can also get free legal aid depends on things like your income and the type of case.

  • A legal aid office usually offers guidance over a longer period in a specific case. A legal advice clinic is a short, no-obligation conversation with a lawyer, often without an appointment.

  • Yes. You may be able to apply for free proceedings (fri proces), which can cover the costs of the case. A legal aid office can tell you if it applies to you and help with the application.

  • No. Each tool works on its own. If you need someone to talk to, the map is a good place to start. If you're not sure what kind of problem you have, start by describing it.

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