Wrentham, MA
Licensing Lawyer at Wrentham, MA
Practice Areas: Licensing, Criminal Defense ... +4 more
As your landlord and the dog's owner are too irresponsible to deal with this, perhaps a call to the board of health might prove productive.
You don't sue for invasion of privacy in small claims. The more cost-effective cost of action is to file a complaint with your postmaster.
As you do not state the ages, there is no reason to treat this as juvenile law - moving to criminal defense. If by "officers" you mean real...
You will need an attorney to sort this out. Use Avvo's search function and/or your county bar association to find one near you.
What actual work was done on the case; i.e., discovery, hearings, etc.? That would drive costs up.
Are you trying to say the boat sank before you RECEIVED it? If so, there may be damage to the electrical system and engine; either would be...
If you are a minor still living at home, you have a problem. You can't "press charges;" you CAN notify animal control of her dumping your pets....
Police need a warrant, consent, or certain conditions (exigent circumstances, hot pursuit, etc.) to enter private property, particularly a...
In the unlikely event she filed for a restraining order, you'd know - it would have been served to you. IF charged, retain counsel.
Who owns the dog depends upon facts you have not given, in a matter in which you have no standing.
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