I know where you comming from. My fiance and mine's old roommate (who made threats to beat me up because I supposedly said he was homosexual) moved into the apartment next door to us and would come over and ask my fiance to "step outside" then continue to make threats against us. It even got to the point that he would send strangers to knock on our doors late at night with their hands in their pockets and looking very etchy. We moved, managed to make ammends, and are happy now.
My suggestions are: 1) break your lease and move out. If you have police reports filed, have a copy of your contract, notified the landlord of their threats AND you can state the dates you've notified your landlord of the activities it would definately hold up in court that you had reason to move. If your landlord tells you he will take you to court, tell him you'll meet him there gladly AND you'll counter sue for the court costs and moving costs. Even if you were to loose at least you'd be out of the complex. 2) Play nicey nice with the neighbors untill you get out of the complex. Go up and "apologize" about calling the police frequently and tell them youdon't want to fued with them anymore. You just want to live as neighbors. Get air purifiers for you home, and perhaps listent o your own radio late at night to help put you and your child to sleep. This way you won't have too much "beef" with them untill you move out. This will give you time to find a place that accepts animals. 3) Find a trailor court to move into. Almost all courts have a place to rent, the homes can actually be VERY nice, and they allow indoor pets (for the most part). Some may charge a fee but pets are definately worth it! 4) Look for loop holes in your contract. If your going through one person and not a company or anything chance are there will be LOTS of loopholes in your contract. If you can find a legitimate one, use it. Keep yourself and your son, and your pets safe.
Either way goodluck. Keep us posted and stay safe.
My suggestions are: 1) break your lease and move out. If you have police reports filed, have a copy of your contract, notified the landlord of their threats AND you can state the dates you've notified your landlord of the activities it would definately hold up in court that you had reason to move. If your landlord tells you he will take you to court, tell him you'll meet him there gladly AND you'll counter sue for the court costs and moving costs. Even if you were to loose at least you'd be out of the complex. 2) Play nicey nice with the neighbors untill you get out of the complex. Go up and "apologize" about calling the police frequently and tell them youdon't want to fued with them anymore. You just want to live as neighbors. Get air purifiers for you home, and perhaps listent o your own radio late at night to help put you and your child to sleep. This way you won't have too much "beef" with them untill you move out. This will give you time to find a place that accepts animals. 3) Find a trailor court to move into. Almost all courts have a place to rent, the homes can actually be VERY nice, and they allow indoor pets (for the most part). Some may charge a fee but pets are definately worth it! 4) Look for loop holes in your contract. If your going through one person and not a company or anything chance are there will be LOTS of loopholes in your contract. If you can find a legitimate one, use it. Keep yourself and your son, and your pets safe.
Either way goodluck. Keep us posted and stay safe.