Eviction And Disability Rights

Summary

Landlords in Missouri must follow legal procedures for eviction, including providing written notice. Falsifying documentation for eviction can be considered fraud. Disabled tenants have additional protections, and landlords cannot discriminate based on disability. You can challenge a protection order in court and should consider consulting a local attorney or disability rights organization for assistance.

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My landlord has started an eviction and he has falsified to documentation in order to start the eviction and today he serves me with a protection order so I am forced out of my home
Hello ****, I'm sorry to hear about your situation. Could you please specify your location so I can provide you with the relevant legal information?
I live in St Louis Missouri
Hello ****,
In Missouri, landlords can't evict tenants without a court order. Here are some points to consider:
- Landlords must provide a written notice before eviction.
- Falsifying documentation can be considered fraud.
- You can challenge the protection order in court.
Consider speaking with a local attorney.
And I'm legally blind and disabled
Hello ****,
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. In Missouri, there are protections for individuals with disabilities. Here are some points:
- Landlords cannot discriminate based on disability.
- They must accommodate your needs.
- They cannot evict you without proper cause.
I suggest contacting a local disability rights organization for assistance.