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Originally Posted by Open Eyes
((((Living Well))))
I am sorry that you are experiencing this, you do have a right to be upset. As far as I can see you HAVE been paying rent and you HAVE done the correct things to abide by your responsibility.
I do not think they can legally evict you as you do have a child and THEY have to PROVE that you are not paying etc., so you are not going to get thown out all too quickly, so try to calm down that sense of urgency you are feeling, that is the PTSD kicking in.
You have gotten help before with this and there IS help for this and yes, they are in the wrong here so it is going to take you some time to address it and straighten it out. Don't let yourself go to the grief and loss department in your brain yet. Take some deep slow breaths, go for a walk and calm down. There WILL be a solution to this problem. It just caught you off guard which is a lot more upsetting when you struggle with PTSD. So first, you have to address that and get yourself to a better place emotionally.
We are here to support you and listen Living Well.
(((Hugs))))
Open Eyes
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Hey OE ((Thanks))
What they have done is stopped the direct debit and they are not taking my rent out and they are giving me no other way to pay, so they have "grounds" to get rid of me. However, it is illegal not to give a tenant a way to pay their rent. I have contacted the landlord directly for an account number to pay him directly to no avail. If I move out earlier it will contain the amount of rent arrears the real estate is trying to create. They get hundreds of dollars let-fee from the landlord by renting it out to someone else.
Thank you for being so switched on about how PTSD impacts on this situation. The people on my side in real life, are on my side because of the legislation, and I can't expect them to understand how it is impacting on me with my illnesses. My specialists have all noted the downturn in my health over the past month due to the stress this real estate situation. There could be disability laws that the real estate could be sued civilly under but I want less hassle not more - and I suppose that is what they are counting on. Also I don't believe there is sufficient evidence that they are targetting me just because I am disabled. There is more evidence pointing to the fact that they simply cannot managed their business affairs and that it is incompetence not conspiracy.
Thanks OE,
Jade xxx