Accessibility

How to use this site

• Skip the header with Skip to content (the first tab stop on each page).
• Switch language with English / Español in the header. Legal letters to the landlord stay in English so a court can use them.
• The Indiana map uses arrow keys once it has focus. The county list next to it has the same counts in text.
• Charts on the stats page include a Data table under each figure.
• Form errors appear next to the field, not only as a toast.

What we try to meet

Perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust — including visible focus, 24px-class targets on primary controls, contrast on cream, navy, and olive, and no picture-character puzzles to sign in. You can paste a password or use a password manager.

Printed letters open in a new window with a document title and a heading. They are ordinary black-on-white court papers, not a color brochure.

Known limits

• Spanish covers navigation and common screens. Long legal explainers and generated landlord letters remain in English on purpose.
• Some third-party sites we link (USPS, IHCDA, court PDFs) have their own accessibility. We cannot control those pages.
• Drawn signatures are optional. You can type /s/ Name instead.
• Stats charts are visual; use the data tables and county list if a chart is hard to read.

Report a barrier

Tell us the page, what you were trying to do, and the browser or assistive technology if you know it. Do not include a Social Security number or a copy of your ID.

Use the privacy request form and write “accessibility” at the top, or send site feedback. If you need legal help because of a disability and housing, contact Indiana Disability Rights or Indiana Legal Services at 1-844-243-8570.

Last updated: August 24, 2026.