The time to have acted was when she refused to return the horse; not after months of back-and-forth, to the point of being a defendant in an...

Moving to the more relevant debt collection section. You will find it more efficient to sue the debtor in their state.

Moving to the far more relevant debt collection section. YOU have no standing in this matter. As Attorney Kaufman stated, "If you want to help...

Moving to licensing, which is more relevant. He can discuss that issue with his attorney and the medical board.

You already posted this question. ONCE is sufficient. A call to your AG's consumer protection division might be useful.

Moving to landlord/tenant, where this belongs. This is not a job site. If you "need a lawyer to look over my commercial lease agreement," retain...

The time to have sought counsel was when you were cited; not after you lost at the hearing. Hiding the dog will not help. Retaining counsel now, may.

You have no standing to sue. IF you have documentation of the calls and the dog's condition, you do have ample grounds to bring this...

This has nothing whatsoever to do with animal law, where Avvo dumped it. Moving to general practice, so you get better answers.

You also have absolutely no standing to sue. Bring it to the owner's attention; if the puppies are at risk, notify Animal Control.