Q: My mom had a heart attack She lost her hands and feet due to complications. Her appt. Is denieing accessible to her home
My mom had a heart attack. She lost her hands and feet due to complications. She was living in low income apartments where they use key readers for the doors and program a little fob for you to lock and unlock the door. She was unable to to pay rent and is about 4 months behind on rent. We've been in contact with managment of the comples from the begging letting them know her situation. A month ago i took my moms brothers to help me move some of her stuff out and turns out they dissabled the key fob to her appartment not allowing access to her home. I talked with management and the programmed another fob. Well my uncles for a unknown reason started physically fighting and i had to call law enforcement. Because of the altercation i was unable to get anything out and now the appartment complex again disabled the key fob and is denying me enty to her apartment. There has not been a eviction notice that i am aware of and there is not cour setting as well. What shout i do? My mom just passe
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