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Notice of lease termination

Tabitha Lovett
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A notice of lease termination letter was sent to me because my daughter got into a fight. On the letter it states that I can dispute the termination by sending a letter or setting up a meeting. Wheni called to see who I needed to set up the meeting with , they had no clue abs said they would get back with me in 2 days. 2 days later, no information was giving. Since the fight my daughter go get own place. Can I win the case if I let it go to court? From the date they gave me to move, I would only have 3 months lefton lease. I just want to stay till my leaseup then I was planning to move anyhow. Should I just move before the date they gave me or go to court. I don't want it be be on my record as an eviction so that's why I'm asking? Do I have a good chance?

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