We have adopted a dog and he’s 4 months old. Contract says to fix him ASAP. How do we get out of that?
1. This is clearly a contract issue - moving accordingly. 2. You have already asked this question - once is sufficient.
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1. This is clearly a contract issue - moving accordingly. 2. You have already asked this question - once is sufficient.
This has absolutely nothing to do with animal law. It belongs in criminal defense - moving accordingly.
"The rescue service said we agreed to neuter him in 60 days after adoption. " Which suggests you have an obligation under a written contract....
This is not an animal law issue; it is a probation matter. The attorney who represented you at trial can explain the terms of your probation...
This is not an animal law issue; it is now a lawsuit alleging defamation - moving accordingly. You need to retain counsel. Use Avvo and/or your...
If you are being threatened and physically abused, you should be calling the police - not posting here.
I suspect this is really a landlord/tenant issue. Moving accordingly. Step one would be to ascertain whether cats even require a license, as...
It is a private club. As a member, you should know that rule.
Attorney Callahan is correct. Pay the fee, which you would have to pay anyway, and make the dumpster go away.
This is a landlord/tenant issue - moving accordingly. Removing the door is almost certainly illegal. You may wish to retain counsel.