Exclusive: Fuming Dutch expat is living in fear after the walls of her Estepona home detached from the floor – and is forced to call in lawyers over lack of action from urbanisation bosses [Video]

A DUTCH expat has called in lawyers after waiting more than a year for urgent repairs to her Estepona home – warning that the lack of action is ‘putting lives in danger’. 

Claudia Meekel, 58, claims she is being discriminated against after her urbanisation allegedly used funds designated to fix her property on beautifying other homes and grounds.

The admin worker from Eindhoven, the Netherlands, bought the property in Aldea de la Luna with the aim of working remotely there for two weeks every month.

However, two years into her Spanish adventure, she noticed the walls had become separated from the floor.

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The local council visited the property last year, ordering community bosses to renovate the building, warning it would have to be ‘closed and sealed off’ otherwise.

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