Legal Question in Landlord & Tenant Law in Illinois

You, or you could have an attorney, or maybe somebody from the Tenant Union, contact the landlord to tell him how counter-productive it is since if you can't move it will just make more difficulties for both him and you. And maybe he doesn't know what to say, so an attorney can help script something so he doesn't feel he's lying that could get himself in trouble. There's always a way to say something so there can be a good outcome for both of you in a difficult situation. Or if he's just being difficult, an attorney or Tenant Union representative can say lots of things......

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