One could readily argue the dog was provoked. The damages seem minimal, for a dog bite. In the interests of comity, you could offer to split...

If you are on the deed for property in a state, its courts have jurisdiction over you in any matter involving that property. Why would you think...

1. Moving to licensing, where this belongs. 2. Any crime with a potential penalty of over two years in jail is a statutory DQ for a firearms...

Moving to divorce and separation, which seems far more relevant to your situation. "He blocked me months after marriage while I was still in...

This is really a debt collection issue - moving accordingly. Given that it took years to send you the bill - because your dog was fraudulently...

"Family living in apartment for 6 months with dog not on leash when outside." Which is likely why your LL imposed the leash rule, and I'm moving...

Read your lease. Does it include a parking spot? If so, the lease controls; if not, parking is extra.

Moving to debt collection, which is more relevant. Your friend can deal with this. It's HIS issue; not yours.

Her cat was in your dog's yard. This is unfortunate, particularly for the cat and the woman whose pet it was, but it is not your fault.

Moving to lawsuits and disputes. The vet report is needed to determine the nature and scope of any harm. That will determine whether you have...