once your lease expired it automatically converted to a month to month
tenancy which means either party has the right to end the tenancy with a
30 (or in some states maybe longer) day notice. So realy, they don't need
a reason to put you off the property with proper notice. If you don't
conform to their rules, then you could very well be asked to leave.

However, if you can get a doctors statement that the dogs are neccessary
for your sons emotional/mental well-being, then you probably have a case.
It doesn't matter, per se, that the state you live in does not have
provisions for therapy dogs...that is federal law and it trumps state law.
Therapy dogs do not have public access rights the way service dogs do, but
there are housing exceptions...they do have housing rights. I would talk
to your local legal aid for help in the matter.

But before I did anything else, I would try to simply appease them and ask
for permission....maybe all they realy want is for you to show them
"respect" and ask for their ok....they may very well be willing to give
the ok, especially if you set forth the grounds of medical neccessity for
your son, if you just ask nicely. Sometimes that is all people realy
want....is to be asked nicely.....

Marsha

> I need some legal advice. I live in a Mobile Home Park. I own my own
> mobile home. I signed a 1 year lease 3 years ago and have not been asked
> to sign a new one. The people that own the land are always harrassing
> people and look for stuff to gripe about. Anyway, The on the lease I
> only listed one dog because that is all we had. I have 4 chihuahuas now.
> I have had 2 of them for almost 3 years and the other 2 for over a year.
> No one has ever complained about them. They are litter box trained so
> they don't even go outside. I received a letter Thursday saying that I
> needed to trim along my driveway when I mow. They taped the letter to my
> door and I guess that set my dogs off and they started barking and all
> went to the window. Yesterday I received another letter saying that I
> have to get rid of all but 1 unless I get written permission to have a
> 2nd dog. The lady across the street has 3 dogs and another lady has a
> house full of cats. I also have an autistic
>  son and these dogs have been extremely theraputic for him. Each one
> offers him different things. He would be devastated if we lost them. I
> know there are no qualifications for therapy pets in Oklahoma. I just
> feel like no one should be able to tell me what to do in MY home. If I
> have any legal rights or can fight this in any way, I know they would
> drop the situation. Can anyone help me keep my babies?



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