Recently as last month, we discovered another person doesn't like him that much either.   In the case of Baker vs. Slafman, SC-11-04-13-4267, an occupant of one of Slafman's many real estate "warehousing" properties, Al Slafman illegally locked Ms. Baker out of her home she was renting, with all of her possessions inside.



Ms. Baker sued Slafman for $10,000.  She won a court judgment for $6,100.   Al Slafman didn't bother to attend the court hearing.

That is until, Ms. Baker went back to the court to force a sale of either her possessions or the house itself to secure the $6,100 judgment.   Only then did Al Slafman take Ms. Baker seriously.




The judgment entered against Slafman is at a property located at 7104 Rising Sun.  We love this Youtube video of it... doesn't it make you feel warm and fuzzy?

And the best bit?   Guess what one of our volunteers found (hint: look in the back seat of the car):