kahlmy_ishmael
Jun 9, 2014, 03:38 PM
I negotiated a settlement and received $5,000 from my landlord to leave my property.
Immediately prior to this situation, the landlord repeatedly undermined the jurisdiction of the court and was about to destroy my property if I did not leave the premises.
There were other acts of intimidation which I will have absolutely no problem in establishing that I was acting under "duress" to accept the $5,000 for fear of the destruction of my property.
I have no choice but to appear pro se due to financial constraints.
1. How long do I have to act upon this before the "statute of limitations" kicks in?
2. Do I file a motion for an evidentiary hearing to have the judge act upon my claim?
Immediately prior to this situation, the landlord repeatedly undermined the jurisdiction of the court and was about to destroy my property if I did not leave the premises.
There were other acts of intimidation which I will have absolutely no problem in establishing that I was acting under "duress" to accept the $5,000 for fear of the destruction of my property.
I have no choice but to appear pro se due to financial constraints.
1. How long do I have to act upon this before the "statute of limitations" kicks in?
2. Do I file a motion for an evidentiary hearing to have the judge act upon my claim?