A 100-year-old grandmother has been given two weeks to vacate her Palm Desert apartment, by a judge who ruled in favor of her landlord who complained that she was “too noisy.” Evelyn Heller must now leave her apartment following the brief trial at Palm Springs court house on Friday. The Independent reports: Deep Canyon Desert LLC, the company that manages Ms Heller’s apartment, said they evicted the elderly woman because she often had loud, disruptive verbal arguments with her daughter. According to the Desert Sun reports, Ms Heller was also accused of keeping the apartment in a “deplorable condition”. 100-year-old woman represents herself at eviction trial, gets booted from her home by judge. https://t.co/QfHYdgY00L pic.twitter.com/RAB1CGLHZ3 — Brett Kelman (@TDSbrettkelman) April 2, 2016 The real estate company said it had threatened to evict Ms Heller, Palm Desert, California, on two previous occasions, but went through with court proceedings after there was allegedly no improvement in her behaviour. The centenarian represented herself during the eviction trial, where she reportedly had to be lent a pair of glasses in order to read the court documents properly. Ms Heller told Riverside County Judge Charles Haines she did not know where she would live in the event of her eviction. “I have [...]