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need some advice?

my apartment manager terminated the lease and my husband suing her I don't want to go into detail about that anyway now she charging us almost 1500 dollars in damage fees and she won't take any payments we give her till we put 700 some dollars down and she knows we don't have that kind of money I have bills to pay and 4 kids there is no way I can afford 700 down to make payment arrangements can she do this

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  • ?
    Lv 6
    2 years ago

    She does not have to accept a payment arrangement at all. What if any payment agreement is offered is 100% up to the person you owe.

  • 3 years ago

    not even that that take my whole money for the month that help my family only that matter is food and bills but why put my family in poverty like that she charging for cleaning fees stuff that was left behind that I couldn't get for sink faucet that wasn't even broken by me and wear and tear in the carpet in hallway and red stains on carpet and pain and charging me 25 each for 4 blinds that it thumb tack holes in wall what if i just give her what i can afford can she report cause she said she cant report till i give her 700

  • Anonymous
    3 years ago

    Yes she can ....she doesn't have to accept partial payments.

    🌸 you are putting your section 8 voucher in jeopardy by not paying for the damages you caused.

    Source(s): Your history.
  • 3 years ago

    She can, yes.

  • R P
    Lv 7
    3 years ago

    Yes she can.

    Your former apartment manager made an offer so that you can make payments (so that your credit won't be trashed any further) and you don't want to accept it. It's not her problem that you don't have the money or that you have children to feed.

    Apparently you caused damage to the unit to the tune of $1500 - which is a LOT of damage - so get ready to be counter-sued for the money you owe. Then get ready for a judgement to be placed against you AND face the possibility of having your wages garnished.

  • Anonymous
    3 years ago

    legal aid society ..................................

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