These agreements often end in disaster for the vehicle owner. A legit buyer can get a loan, pay you for the bike, and title would transfer...

Yes, reasonable pet fees are legal.

This has nothing to do with animal law - moving to criminal defense.

"I was at a neighborhood park when a person with a service dog told me it was illegal to take a photo of their dog.?" How would we know what...

Your dog, your puppies, absent any sort of contract to the contrary (or if you're a minor, in which case your parents control).

The police will handle the prosecution. You can sue her for damages, but she probably has no assets and may well be incarcerated or committed.

Moving to landlord/tenant, where this belongs, so you get appropriate answers.

Separating the wheat from the chaff in your run-on sentence of a post, it seems your BF paid $2,000 for a dog he intends to breed, yet left - after...

Moving to criminal defense, where it belongs. No one forced you to initiate discussions with her.

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You should have gotten a signed release when you paid the money, and done so by check. Don't compound the mistake by paying more now.