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georgiadog
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Georgia
I really need an attorney to address an issue that concerns continued disturbances from a new neighbor. I would like to have an attorney address a letter from my new neighbor's attorney.
To be brief, I have lived in my condominium for 12 years. Several weeks ago a young couple (who had previously rented in the building) purchased the condo directly beside mine. Although they do not actually live in the unit yet, they have been moving in for the past three or more weeks. They have continued to slam their door so hard that it knocked pictures off of the neighbors wall (across the hall). It is so loud that it makes me jump out of my seat every time it happens. I tried to ask them to please stop by placing a note on their door. The result was three very hard door slams in a row. My other neighbors heard it and reported it to the building manager. When I went to the door no body answered. When it happened again, I went to the door and the owner was not very nice and stated; “What’s going to happen when we move in? It will just get worse”. He also stated; “I’m not going to stop”. My partner and I tried, with no success, to demonstrate how to close the door.
Since then, the door slamming happen again last Saturday night. I placed another note on the door and then the guy banged on my door and we had a heated discussion, which resulted in me calling the Atlanta Police. When the police officer came, my new neighbors were not to be found. I then wrote a letter to him and copied building manager.
On Saturday, October 18, 2003, I received a letter from their attorney accusing me of filing a false, harrassing police report, defamation of character, libel, etc. etc. I really would like an need an attorney to address this letter for me. I have only reported the disturbance to the building manager, which normal proceedure and called the police to report this ongoing disturbance. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
I really need an attorney to address an issue that concerns continued disturbances from a new neighbor. I would like to have an attorney address a letter from my new neighbor's attorney.
To be brief, I have lived in my condominium for 12 years. Several weeks ago a young couple (who had previously rented in the building) purchased the condo directly beside mine. Although they do not actually live in the unit yet, they have been moving in for the past three or more weeks. They have continued to slam their door so hard that it knocked pictures off of the neighbors wall (across the hall). It is so loud that it makes me jump out of my seat every time it happens. I tried to ask them to please stop by placing a note on their door. The result was three very hard door slams in a row. My other neighbors heard it and reported it to the building manager. When I went to the door no body answered. When it happened again, I went to the door and the owner was not very nice and stated; “What’s going to happen when we move in? It will just get worse”. He also stated; “I’m not going to stop”. My partner and I tried, with no success, to demonstrate how to close the door.
Since then, the door slamming happen again last Saturday night. I placed another note on the door and then the guy banged on my door and we had a heated discussion, which resulted in me calling the Atlanta Police. When the police officer came, my new neighbors were not to be found. I then wrote a letter to him and copied building manager.
On Saturday, October 18, 2003, I received a letter from their attorney accusing me of filing a false, harrassing police report, defamation of character, libel, etc. etc. I really would like an need an attorney to address this letter for me. I have only reported the disturbance to the building manager, which normal proceedure and called the police to report this ongoing disturbance. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.