My question involves landlord-tenant law in the State of: Arizona.
Hello, I live in an apartment complex with my mother. On 02/05/2016 my car was towed a couple yards away to a different section of the apartment parking lot. This was due to the apartment complex repairing a section of the parking lot. Unfortunately I was not home when this happened. However my mom was and she was never notified of the repairs. She contact the landlord when she went outside and noticed our cars where not where we parked them.
The landlord informed her she had taped a notice to our door a week in advance. We never saw such notice. All the time we get notices about other changes but we didn't got this one. Now she says we owe her 200 for towing my cars literally a couple yards away. She has my phone on file and never she did bother to call me. She said she had to come early in that day to stop the towing company from taking our cars and as well as other tenants. How come she didn't bother to knock our door or call us to notify? She says that's not her responsibility. Question is how can this be lawful? How can delivering a such important notice in such a ineffective manner (like taping a notice to my door where anyone can rip it off) can held me accountable? Why is that they can't deliver this notices to my mailbox (which is faster than going door to door) where is safer for me to get a hold of?
Also I went to pay the rent a couple days before leaving and how come they didn't mention, "Hey by the way, don't forget to move your cars on February 5, in case you didn't get the notice". I mean they have reminded me on other occasions (when I actually happen to get the notices) of any current changes, like when they where going to paint the buildings or when they where going to fumigate the apartments.
Real question here is: Is there any law that protects me against this? I already talked to her and all she knows is that she "delivered" that notice and all I know is that I never saw it taped to my door!

