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Leo Don
  • New Haven, CT
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Small claims & tenant

Leo Don
  • New Haven, CT
Posted

Hello BP!

I need some ideas in order to take my tenant to small claim. I recently evicted a tenant and they have completely distroyed my unit. I want to take them to small claim but I was told by the housing court in order to do that I would need a forwarding address for the tenant. However, I know the tenant will not provide me with that. 

If anyone faced the same issue before and knows any suggestion how to retrieve that information I would deeply appreciate any inputs in this matter.

Thanks 

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