Kansas

I been in my apt for 9 years. This is my 9th site manager. I don't like her and she don't like me. This woman is determined to get me out. She's writin me up for anything she can, using 2 year old evidence, companion pet not on leash etc.

To make a long story short, me and another neighbor found ourselves in similar situation. She had asked for a payment plan to pay may 2010 rent. Well she got it. This manager screwed up on her 3 day demand letter. Not on the note itself, but I got a note the next day referring to the 3 day demand but it had different dates on it. But before the 3 days expired, I asked if I could have a payment plan. 6 days later I got a 30 day eviction. yay me!! I knew she screwd up giving the neighbor special treatment. She just got to acting too cocky and screwed up.

Well much to my surprise I finally read the fair housing act. I know I felt pretty stupid not checkin it out before now. My son has severe autism where mine is emotional. None the less I requested a payment plan as a reasonable accommodation on both our behalves, my other son is just stuck in the middle.

Question : if I get this accommodation, catch up the bills....can I still sue this witch for not giving me an equal opportunity to save my home of 9 years? Do I forfeit that option by asking for the accommodation? I've had enough these new managers comin in crackin whips n changing the rules so we never know what's goin on. These people upset me so much that I won't step out my door if they r here. And that means my kids have to stay in too. I go into panic attacks and pretty much barricade us in. Its rediculous. The world is hard enough, someones gotta see if they can push a lil further

So someone plz tell me if I can sue her accommodation or not. I don't want to move, it would literally be too much. I got my sons' iep's, my other son has weekly visits with his dad. I have too much vested in this town and its real small (one traffic light....no lie). Smaller don't mean easier. So if anybody can give me a heads up, I'd really appreciate it

Thanks!

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