Q: My landlord and her 65-year-old daughter lied and obtained an anti-Harassment order which rendered me homeless,any help
On this for relief against these two Unimaginably deceitful individuals I'm sure would satisfy any good soul in a victory over bad people that treated me so bad you could probably get a judgement on their house in Edmonds,Wa.
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A: If you believe an anti-harassment order was wrongfully obtained against you, you may consider appealing the order in court. You'll need to provide evidence that the claims made by your landlord and her daughter were false. It's crucial to act promptly since there are often strict deadlines for filing an appeal. Additionally, you may have grounds for a defamation lawsuit if you can prove that their statements were knowingly false and caused you harm. Seeking a judgement against their property is a separate legal matter that typically requires a different set of facts related to a financial claim. You should consult with an attorney who can evaluate the details of your situation and guide you through the legal process. Legal aid societies or pro bono services may be available to assist if you are facing financial constraints. Remember, the legal process must be navigated carefully to ensure your rights are protected.
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