Assisted Living Eviction Demand Letter

I was illegally evicted from an assisted-living facility that is also in breach of several health-and-safety codes, and I now need a formally drafted “intent to sue” letter to serve on the owner. No prior draft exists, so the assignment is to create the entire letter from the ground up.

All supporting documents—lease, correspondence, inspection reports, photographs—will be at your disposal so you can frame the strongest argument under applicable landlord-tenant and elder-care statutes. The finished letter must:

• State the exact date and circumstances of the eviction
• Describe the denial of services and the resulting harm to me
• Explain the broader impact the eviction has had on my well-being
• Cite relevant code violations and governing law
• Set a firm deadline for compliance or compensation and indicate that litigation will follow if ignored

The final deliverable is a professionally formatted, attorney-signed PDF on firm letterhead, ready for certified mailing. If you are licensed in the jurisdiction where the facility operates, please mention your bar number so it can be included.