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Elder law is a legal term coined to cover an area of legal practice that places an emphasis on those issues that affect the growing aging population. From Wikipedia under the
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Q. Superintendent of my apartment building, many discreptionancies 1)Used to call people 'numbskulls' in notes taped around the building 2)Fire alarm went off on the ground floor, elevator automatically stopped on the first floor. Elderly man with Parkinson's couldn't use it when he came in for his walk. He stood there as the superintendent said 'I can't deal with this now', walked out door 3)Same man had to go without heat for two weeks after Oct 15, which violates elder law! 4)Used to hang underwear, including thongs, on the bulletin board if left in laundryroom 5)Says sexual things to certain women, such as remarking on their backend, or his talks about his priv 6)Pipe leaks in my bathroom, he says it's condensation 7)My stove is a… [cont.] Asked by Elizabeth S - Sat Nov 18 12:30:39 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments A. I know where to go where I live. There is a place here, in Ontario, Canada, that deals with the rights of tenants - government-run, I think. I'm not sure about where you are, wherever that is. Also, here there is an office where we can get advice for free. We also have free Legal Aid here, and the contact information is in the government section at the end of the phone book. They have pamphlets in the office that you can pick up if you don't want to talk to a lawyer. I hope there are places like that where you live. And of course, your apartment needs to be safe, legally. You may need to contact government to see if you can get inspector/s in. Answered by rgtheisen2003 - Sat Nov 18 21:07:36 2006 From Yahoo Answer Search: "Elder Law" |
