Re: eviction
Posted by Frankie on 7/21/08

To successfully appeal a decision, there must have been an
error made by the judge. Did your judge make any errors? I am
speculating that the judge did not look at your papers because
they may have been hearsay, which would exclude them from
evidence.

An appeal can be very complicated, I would recommend that you
consult an attorney before proceeding, unless you feel that
you can handle it. It may be too late for a satisfactory
result for you.

Good luck.

On 7/19/08, agnes wrote:
> I am being evicted for stupid reason, my neighbor filed a
> false police report on me and the following day, i got my
> eviction. I have proven to them that it was a false report
> because the incident she was referring to, i have other
> neighbors with me, so they wrote a statement. This month,
> she did it again, I happened to be out of town on the
> alleged incident, I have a letter stating where I was at the
> time, still they proceeded with the eviction for nuisance. I
> took them to court, they had an attorney, i presented
> myself, the judge listened to their attorney, didn't even
> want to listen to me, nor look at my papers, so i lost. Now
> I am appealing that decision, and because i can't afford an
> attorney, am I just wasting my time?

Posts on this thread, including this one

• eviction, 7/19/08, by agnes.
• Re: eviction, 7/21/08, by Frankie.