legal question in CT. I was the victim of criminal lock out. How do I find timely help to redress this issue

Question

This is a catch 22. There is a statute of limitations on such cases, and it seems that very few attorneys handle this sort of case. My former landlords not only changed the locks on the house and storage garage while I was in hospital (broken ankle sustained while jumping from the smoking second story), but would not permit me to return. They destroyed or disposed of in some other way, nearly 100% of my possessions.

Answer 1

Call the info line and see if someone knows there. It is a free call from anywhere from CT. Just dial "211". This is 24 hour line that is partnership between the State and the United way to help out consumers. First of its kind in the country.

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Answer 2

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