Retaliation

I had been living in Kansas and am on SSDI, I had a
representative landlord, i.e. resident manager, who
retaliated against me for a lawsuit that I won against
her. Because of the extremely hostile environment created
by this Native American Indian Resident Manager, I felt
compelled to leave the apartment building, due to
suicidal feelings. I have subsequently moved to California
to stay with my brother until I can arrange for housing.
Is there anything I can do to be compensated for the
forced move? I did receive from the HUD office in
Washington that I should e-mail complaints to them when
this manager was involved in retaliating. I did that
for several months, however, the retaliation did not
stop, and since I had been forced to endure it for almost
five years (I stayed that long because she keep me in
court for various harassing reasons, and I could not leave
until this past year when it appeared I would be forced
again into court). There are several court cases, in which
I prevailed, none of which she prevailed in any way, I
believe I really should file criminal charges against her,
but do not know how, or what to do. I would appreciate
clear suggestions, or advice. Thank you.

thecanonO said:

I had been living in Kansas and am on SSDI, I had a
representative landlord, i.e. resident manager, who
retaliated against me for a lawsuit that I won against
her. Because of the extremely hostile environment created
by this Native American Indian Resident Manager, I felt
compelled to leave the apartment building, due to
suicidal feelings. I have subsequently moved to California
to stay with my brother until I can arrange for housing.
Is there anything I can do to be compensated for the
forced move? I did receive from the HUD office in
Washington that I should e-mail complaints to them when
this manager was involved in retaliating. I did that
for several months, however, the retaliation did not
stop, and since I had been forced to endure it for almost
five years (I stayed that long because she keep me in
court for various harassing reasons, and I could not leave
until this past year when it appeared I would be forced
again into court). There are several court cases, in which
I prevailed, none of which she prevailed in any way, I
believe I really should file criminal charges against her,
but do not know how, or what to do. I would appreciate
clear suggestions, or advice. Thank you.

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My response:

You said - -

" . . . I had been forced to endure it (lawsuits) for almost five years (I stayed that long because she keep me in court for various harassing reasons, and I could not leave until this past year when it appeared I would be forced again into court)."

And now, you want to do battle again ?

Let it stop. Your problems are not legal; they are emotional, and I would heartily suggest that you obtain the necessary help for that issue, rather than continuing with more lawsuits. A lawsuit is not your answer.

Get on with your life.

IAAL

response to retaliation

Thank you "I am always liable", does that response
indicate a comfession to guilt? After I prevailed in
those several lawsuits, and which indicated criminal
intent, and after I left the State of Kansas, dead bodies
from "like" landlords started popping up all over the
place. I may have emotional problems as a result of
this criminal behavior, but I think it most likely is an
appropriate response.

It is very sad indeed if you believe that condoning
criminal behavior is appropriate. However, I do
admit that I have been blind for much too long to
America's inhumanity to human beings.

Re: response to retaliation

thecanonO said:

Thank you "I am always liable", does that response
indicate a comfession to guilt? After I prevailed in
those several lawsuits, and which indicated criminal
intent, and after I left the State of Kansas, dead bodies
from "like" landlords started popping up all over the
place. I may have emotional problems as a result of
this criminal behavior, but I think it most likely is an
appropriate response.

It is very sad indeed if you believe that condoning
criminal behavior is appropriate. However, I do
admit that I have been blind for much too long to
America's inhumanity to human beings.

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My response:

The following quoted statement indicates to me, as well as any sane person reading this post, that you are, indeed, in need of mental assistance:

". . . after I left the State of Kansas, dead bodies
from "like" landlords started popping up all over the
place."

Look, you're in a different State now, you're on SSDI (which means you're not wealthy), and another lawsuit will only cost you more legal expenses, and plane fares to Indiana, and then back to California (or wherever you end up).

It's time to stop the craziness and use what little money you have to take of yourself physically and emotionally.

Good luck to you, and try to be good to yourself.

IAAL