- Jurisdiction
- Connecticut
We have a neighbor in our apartment building who does not like us. Very mean, grouchy older person (might be senile in other words but I'm not a doctor, but sometimes seems off) who did not seem to like us from day one, before we'd even met.
We're getting more and more letters under the door from management, threatening eviction.
Accusations of smells. We're meticulously clean and have had staff repeatedly come into our apartment to look for smells, found none. The letters under the door keep coming and they're threatening eviction.
Accusations of not wearing a mask. "Violating governor Lamont's order." Potentially facing eviction because someone "keeps seeing me without a mask."
It's not true. I'm on the vulnerable list when it comes to the virus. I'd be in terrible trouble if I got it. I wear a mask religiously. Almost no one else in the building wears a mask, they're constantly in my way in hallways "close talking," holding doors for me, otherwise getting close, not wearing masks. I am in fact one of the only people in the building wearing a mask lately, it's frustrating
None of the staff wear masks, even their security guard (who ears it on his chin not on his mouth and nose.)
Nonetheless, the letter says we've been seen violating gov. Lamont's order and they are threatening eviction since there have been so many complaints. We think, but can't prove, that it's all the same neighbor.
She pours white powder in piles outside our door over and over again. Management doesn't care, and is disinterested.
I think my sister (who lives with me here) made a serious mistake by telling one of the staff that they should wear a mask, last week. The reaction from the staff member was hostile. I'm concerned the staff might be vindictive, but there's no proof. That same staff member has begun now suddenly supporting the claim that we're making smells. We're not, we're very meticulously clean and have ramped up our cleaning further and further to no avail.
How can I stop an eviction against letters that just keep coming in saying "another complaint, you violated the rules!" They're saying they're ready to move with eviction if we get another complaint
I don't know what to do. I'm not sure we can take many more complaints before it'll be off to court, and we don't have any money to fight them, nor any way to stop these complaints.
We're getting more and more letters under the door from management, threatening eviction.
Accusations of smells. We're meticulously clean and have had staff repeatedly come into our apartment to look for smells, found none. The letters under the door keep coming and they're threatening eviction.
Accusations of not wearing a mask. "Violating governor Lamont's order." Potentially facing eviction because someone "keeps seeing me without a mask."
It's not true. I'm on the vulnerable list when it comes to the virus. I'd be in terrible trouble if I got it. I wear a mask religiously. Almost no one else in the building wears a mask, they're constantly in my way in hallways "close talking," holding doors for me, otherwise getting close, not wearing masks. I am in fact one of the only people in the building wearing a mask lately, it's frustrating
None of the staff wear masks, even their security guard (who ears it on his chin not on his mouth and nose.)
Nonetheless, the letter says we've been seen violating gov. Lamont's order and they are threatening eviction since there have been so many complaints. We think, but can't prove, that it's all the same neighbor.
She pours white powder in piles outside our door over and over again. Management doesn't care, and is disinterested.
I think my sister (who lives with me here) made a serious mistake by telling one of the staff that they should wear a mask, last week. The reaction from the staff member was hostile. I'm concerned the staff might be vindictive, but there's no proof. That same staff member has begun now suddenly supporting the claim that we're making smells. We're not, we're very meticulously clean and have ramped up our cleaning further and further to no avail.
How can I stop an eviction against letters that just keep coming in saying "another complaint, you violated the rules!" They're saying they're ready to move with eviction if we get another complaint
I don't know what to do. I'm not sure we can take many more complaints before it'll be off to court, and we don't have any money to fight them, nor any way to stop these complaints.