Facing eviction from her Northeast Washington home, Vilma Beverly showed up to court ready to fight, even though she had no plan of attack.
Hiring a lawyer had never been an option. Too expensive, Beverly, 57, said. She had the money to pay her rent, but didn’t know how to approach her landlord’s attorney or the court to explain.
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