Unless you are prepared to sue your aunt, your dog is gone. Even if you do sue your aunt successfully, the dog is likely gone.

Your inlaw is wrong. In this instance, the pitbull did nothing wrong.

Moving to administrative law, which is far more relevant. If you could drive the RV in, how is it you cannot now drive it out?

Resolve the warrant issue before attempting any further dealings with the state.

Moving to probate, which should have addressed this issue with the rest of his estate. At this point, it could be deemed abandoned and dealt with...

Pay the citation or pay an attorney, if the dog is being a "dangerous dog."

Moving to contracts and agreements, which is more relevant. They failed to pay as agreed for goods provided. Sue accordingly in small claims court.

A CWOF is not "a lesser charge;" it is a non-conviction. Discuss your idea with a defense attorney, preferably one who represented you in your...

Get your dog and its third-party records to your vet for a full evaluation, then consider suing PetSmart, based upon your vet's findings.

Taking a cat to a dog park is either cretinous or cruel. You can't sue a cat and your father would have a hard time convincing a court it was a...