Port Orange, FL asked in Real Estate Law, Business Law, Civil Rights and Sexual Harassment for Florida

Q: The Apartment complex we live in seems super sketchy please help!

We Live in volusia county florida, my fiancée and I are disabled, my fiancée is pregnant, lots of code violations unresolved, apartment complex has come under new management, both old and new show extreme bias against the LGBTQ+ (I am transgender, my fiancée is genderfluid manager and maintenance have been taking videos and photos of me in my dresses without consent as well as harassment when I use the restroom by front pool) recently received notice of refusal to renew lease a couple weeks after contacting code enforcement. Is any of this legal and what do we do? We have nowhere to go, and lease is due In January, our baby is due in February!

1 Lawyer Answer
Linda Liang
Linda Liang
Answered
  • Immigration Law Lawyer
  • Boca Raton, FL
  • Licensed in Florida

A: Is your question what you can do to renew the lease with them? The only ground on whihc you could get them to renew is to prove that, other than you are transgender, they have no reason not to renew the lease. With that being said, you have had no conduct in violation of codes or you have been paying on time, etc.

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