What’s the legality of my dog got out of the house and attacked the neighbors outdoor cat?
Assuming neither the cat nor your dog was on your property when your dog got loose and attacked the cat, you would likely be liable for the damages...
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Assuming neither the cat nor your dog was on your property when your dog got loose and attacked the cat, you would likely be liable for the damages...
You are facing criminal charges. You need an attorney; it IS that simple. Have your parents retain one, or apply for a public defender. In the...
You may well have a viable claim, IF you documented the conditions at the time of the incident, and all your medical and related expenses. Use...
The idea that he could shoot her and not face charges simply because his victim lived is absurd. The physical evidence would warrant the...
Half-way is certainly fair; alternating the drive is the other fair solution. It will be worked out by you two in the separation and custody...
IF the dog is paid for, and truly yours, report the theft. This is not animal law; it is a strictly theft matter.
You should be registering your objections with the property management company, naming the owners and their apartment numbers, documented by photos...
MA has a "lemon law." It also has an attorney general with a consumer protection division. Check both, and proceed accordingly. I am changing...
You need an attorney versed in administrative law generally, and animal law particularly. Use Avvo and/or the county bar association to find one.
What "she" do you refer to; your sister or your ex-GF? Regardless, you have physical possession of a gift. That means your sister would have to...