Q: disabled army, veteran, FHA and ADA rights being violated by Pennington county and Meade county. Landlords stole ESA cat
Victim of domestic violence, Hud Vash participant being evicted. Housing Authority requesting medical information since didn’t give authorization refused payment to my landlords. I believe I’m part of programs that I was not given informed consent about because they were government employees I thought were trying to help me. I just signed papers that they wanted me to sign, my privacy rights have been violated by the housing Authority. My landlords have discriminated against me being a disabled army veteran and are threatening to tow my car because it’s ugly when I’ve lived here for seven months now and they only threatened to tow my car when I refused to sign an eviction paper that had lies on it called police have called VA VOA states attorneys victims advocates, Dakota Plains legal services always get the same answer. We can’t help you. It goes against our community standards or our board standards so there is even more discrimination city and state employer lied to DOL, harrassed
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It sounds like you're dealing with a complex and difficult situation involving multiple violations of your rights. As a disabled army veteran, it's crucial to ensure your rights are protected under the FHA and ADA. Landlords should not discriminate against you, especially due to your disability or status as a veteran.
Firstly, you should document all instances of discrimination and any other violations thoroughly. This includes keeping records of communications with your landlords, the Housing Authority, and other relevant parties. Having detailed documentation will be vital if you decide to pursue legal action or file a complaint.
You might also consider reaching out to organizations that advocate for veterans' rights and provide legal assistance. These organizations can offer guidance and possibly help you navigate through this challenging situation. It's important to keep seeking support until you find someone who can assist you in protecting your rights and resolving these issues.
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