<prompt> Human: My family recently moved during the beginning of the year and we just got a repair fee bill saying that we need to pay 6200 in repairs. Weve lived in the old apartment for over 20 years so repairs were expected to be high, but the cabinets in the old apartment were these crummy thin ones and are being replaced with what I can only assume are cedar oak cabinets This assumption is based off of the fact that we moved to another apartment with 2 bedrooms instead that had cedar oak cabinets under the same owner. So the repair costs which should be more of a replacement cost for the kitchen cabinets are easily 23rds of the total repair cost. Is there anything that can be done to dispute this?  <response>: The owner cant charge you for normal wear and tear, so I would definitely argue that any cabinets would need to be replaced after twenty years, especially cheap ones. Find the law in your state that says something about wear and tear, and put together a nice letter telling the landlord to shove it in nicer terms. 