I own a condo and rent it out. My renters dog bit someone. Am I liable? ?
Did you know they had a dog? Did you know the dog had a propensity for biting? Does your insurance cover acts/omissions by a tenant? Does your...
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Did you know they had a dog? Did you know the dog had a propensity for biting? Does your insurance cover acts/omissions by a tenant? Does your...
1. This has nothing to do with sex crime - moving to family. 2. You are under your parents' control until you are 18. If they don't want you to...
Retain counsel immediately - you may need one versed in dealing with DCF as well. Use Avvo and/or your county bar association to find them.
The dog is not "potentially dangerous;" it IS dangerous - two documented, off-property attacks. Keep records, make sure all complaints are in...
"we don't have proof he did it" And, until you do, all you can do is report the loss and the circumstances, as you should have done in the prior...
There may be no record, as there appears to be no arrest. If you get a notice from the court, such as a notice of a clerk-magistrate's hearing,...
This has absolutely nothing to do with animal law; moving to tickets. Take pictures of the trees and sign if you wish to fight it.
Moving to landlord/tenant so you can get better answers.
A public admission of trespass, breaking, and entering; because the neighbor said not to. This is truly one of the most asinine questions I have...
1. You already asked this question - ONCE is sufficient. 2. As you are well aware, you will need an attorney for your new charges. Let them...