Tenant Blames Landlord Blocked Rental Help — Judge Orders Her to Move Out

A tense #JudgeMiddleton hearing unfolds in a Michigan courtroom as landlord Seth Thorp and tenants Stacy Rumler and Trent Young face a dispute over unpaid rent and eviction proceedings. The landlord claims thousands of dollars in unpaid rent, while the tenants argue that they were trying to obtain rental assistance but needed cooperation and documentation from the landlord. During the hearing, Judge Middleton reviews the situation and explains that while there were concerns about the property and the lease, the tenants had not paid rent for several months. The judge notes that tenants have legal options when there are maintenance issues, such as placing rent into escrow, but that process was not used in this case. Judge Middleton ultimately gives the tenant 10 days to vacate the property unless the parties reach another agreement, while explaining the remaining legal options and rental assistance possibilities. #JudgeMiddleton #MichiganCourt #LandlordTenant #EvictionCase #TenantRights #RentalAssistance #HousingCourt #CourtroomDrama #EvictionHearing #MichiganLegal Disclaimer This video is edited for commentary, education, and public-interest discussion. The hearing has been shortened to highlight the arguments, statements, and legal discussion presented in court. The claims made by the landlord and tenants are presented as part of the court proceeding and should not be considered independently verified facts unless established by official court findings. This content is not legal advice. Landlord-tenant laws and eviction procedures vary depending on location and circumstances. Viewers should consult official court records or a qualified attorney for guidance regarding any specific legal matter.