Moving to landlord/tenant, so you get better answers.

This has nothing to do with animal law, where Avvo seems to have dumped it - moving to lawsuits and disputes. Contact the Franklin County Bar...

Moving to landlord/tenant. Was the bus part of the lease? If not, you have a weak case, at best.

I would call her bluff and, in the unlikely event she actually filed suit, include a counterclaim in the answer, per Attorney Ilmanen's advice.

Leases are a landlord/tenant issue - moving accordingly. The charge can be included in a new lease; not added to an existing one.

"My Chihuahua was attacked at motel 6?" How would we know? If that is supposed to be a statement, you need to sue the negligent owner of the...

His error, his responsibility. If he won't make good, get someone competent in, and sue him for the cost of repair.

Asked and answered - ONCE is sufficient.

You are asking the question two years too late. "My attorney actually came to the house and they tried to stop me from talking to him. I don’t...

You have had a decade and a half to pay the judgment. That you failed to is your doing. Attorney Callahan spelled out your options.