Bob, sorry I thought it was given..
Bob - I thought it was a given that she would have to pay her rent. Usually directly to the tribunal in form of certified cheque or cash.
But based on the topic and the fact that she is a repeat offender per say, they will in likelyhood just refile and request her eviction based on repeated non payment.
This is where the community and social services should step in, if they have been contacted. Usually the board is unwilling to grant eviction to someone based on arrears who has a mental health issue.
I have said all along she needs to get help, first I directed her to a lawyer, her own post says she is looking for a lawyer but has no funds. I recommended she get over to the court house and seek legal aid through the duty consul.
Next I recommend she get to a doctor and get the documentation for the court, and
Thirdly, she would need the help of either family services or community services to advocate on her behalf.
At all times I expected her pay her rent..
Bob - I thought it was a given that she would have to pay her rent. Usually directly to the tribunal in form of certified cheque or cash.
But based on the topic and the fact that she is a repeat offender per say, they will in likelyhood just refile and request her eviction based on repeated non payment.
This is where the community and social services should step in, if they have been contacted. Usually the board is unwilling to grant eviction to someone based on arrears who has a mental health issue.
I have said all along she needs to get help, first I directed her to a lawyer, her own post says she is looking for a lawyer but has no funds. I recommended she get over to the court house and seek legal aid through the duty consul.
Next I recommend she get to a doctor and get the documentation for the court, and
Thirdly, she would need the help of either family services or community services to advocate on her behalf.
At all times I expected her pay her rent..