How should I go about taking my dog back?
"I then found evidence that they were abusing him in multiple ways such as : not feeding him properly, terrible living conditions (drugs, bugs,...
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"I then found evidence that they were abusing him in multiple ways such as : not feeding him properly, terrible living conditions (drugs, bugs,...
This is a licensing issue - moving accordingly. You are a convicted felon. You are barred under state and federal law from any access to...
The issue is whether the school knew or should have known this student was likely to pose a threat. If she was removed from the last room because...
Moving to medical malpractice, since that is what you are alleging. You would need to document provable damages. Discuss with an attorney versed in...
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There is no liability on the owner of a dog attacking an animal in that dog's yard. Keep your cat in.
Retain counsel before you make things worse.
You should have retained counsel at the time. Do so now.
The attack should have been reported to the police and animal control as soon as you found out about it. He tried to hide the attack because his...
More states are banning declawing, and more vets are refusing to do it. She should discuss this with her vet and, if needed, counsel.
Leaving for a year and making no efforts to provide for the dog could be deemed abandonment. Should he actually sue to recover the dog, you are...