Tenant Harassment Legal Guidance

Summary

In a tenancy dispute involving harassment and a court summons, review all documents carefully, including Form E and the court summons. Ensure you understand any deadlines for responses. Keep detailed records of all communications and transactions with the agent and landlady. Consider seeking legal advice to protect your rights and navigate the situation effectively.

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I received court summon
I'm here to help. Could you please let me know what the court summons is about? This will help me provide you with the most relevant information.
The agent first brought form e and then court brought summon
It sounds like you might be dealing with a legal matter that could involve financial disclosure (Form E) and a court summons. Could you clarify if this is related to a family law issue, such as divorce or child support? This will help me provide more specific information.
Tenancy matter
It sounds like you're dealing with a tenancy issue involving a court summons. In the FCT, here are some general points to consider:
- Review the court summons carefully to understand the claims against you.
- Check if there's a deadline for your response.
- Consider seeking advice from a legal practitioner or tenant association.
Do you have specific details about the issue or any upcoming court date?
In February the agent said the landlady has into tell me not to bother the new my rent that I should go and use the money to look for house in another place in March * when they threat and harassment from the agent was getting too much I decided to pay for 6 months and are informed him that the payments is for me to have peace of mind while we can for another accommodation as well. Birthday agents was abusing me that day and when the abuse was too much I sent money to her account and the landlady said that he doesn't need my money and that I should send my account details for a refund when the abuse was too much I forwarded my account details surprisingly the landlady herself made the refund and ever since then it is from the one harassment to the order. In September the agent brought form e without bringing post notice earlier
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It sounds like a complex tenancy dispute involving harassment and a court summons.
- Review the Form E and court summons carefully.
- Check deadlines for any required response.
- Keep records of all communications and transactions with the agent and landlady.
- Consider seeking advice from a legal practitioner to protect your rights.
Do you have a specific court date scheduled?