What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Colorado
Q: In haste, I signed paperwork for a an assisted living apartment for my mother. Copies of the paperwork were not available to me due to the copier being broken (or so I was told). As I signed the forms I did not see anything alarming. However, three days later I found out that the facility has numerous police calls each week for employees stealing from the residents. I personally drove down to the facility and canceled the apartment. I requested information again and was told that no one of that level was on the premises to provide documents to me.
One month later I received a $400 bill for "setting up" the apartment. Before I could call or make any payments, a second bill was mailed and with a charge of $650, $250 of that was for interest. They ignored my letters and continued to charge $250 a month for interest.
Do I have a legal right to sue them for Fraud, based on them telling me the facility was safe, & harassment for the bills?
Thank you for your time.
Q: In haste, I signed paperwork for a an assisted living apartment for my mother. Copies of the paperwork were not available to me due to the copier being broken (or so I was told). As I signed the forms I did not see anything alarming. However, three days later I found out that the facility has numerous police calls each week for employees stealing from the residents. I personally drove down to the facility and canceled the apartment. I requested information again and was told that no one of that level was on the premises to provide documents to me.
One month later I received a $400 bill for "setting up" the apartment. Before I could call or make any payments, a second bill was mailed and with a charge of $650, $250 of that was for interest. They ignored my letters and continued to charge $250 a month for interest.
Do I have a legal right to sue them for Fraud, based on them telling me the facility was safe, & harassment for the bills?
Thank you for your time.