Q: I almost fell through the porch of a home I've been renting for over 6yrs.Should I get an attorney?
This incident caused me to be home on short term disability. Immediately the landlord sent someone to do the porch, however he tore down the porch then died from a heroin overdose in July. To this date the insulation is exposed. I have not been able to pay my monthly rent due to only getting 60% of my salary. I was told don't worry as they knew it is their fault I am home. I have pictures, videos, text messages. And now the property manager went from understanding and working with me so I won't sue them to pressuring me to pay THEM! I would not be home had they maintained the property and responded to my hundreds of request for them to do something.
A: Get at least a consultation. Your case is tough because you lived there--didn't like it could've moved. Contact a member of the Delaware Trial Lawyers Assn--they give free consultations.
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