Q: I am 66 years old and have bed bugs bad. Even though the manager/owner will not spray again do I have a legal problem?
I have lived here for over 25 years I did not have bug problems until last year after the lady below me passed away and had bed bugs. They sprayed, however, the bugs just came upstairs and now I am infested. I was sprayed twice and they had to pay some people $600 to move my furniture an inch away from the walls. He said that was coming out of my deposit. Now I cannot lift furniture at almost 67 years old and then he said have someone from my church help. However, they do not live here and it isn't their problem. I hardly get any sleep. Please Please HELP.
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A: You need to call a warranty of habitability attorney in order to get legal help with your bed bugs problem. Search for warranty of habitability or bed bugs problems attorney on Google or any other search program. This simple search will provide you the name of an attorney near you. Best of luck.
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