Constant noise
Not an animal law issue - moving to lawsuits and disputes. File noise complaints with the police.
Wrentham, MA
Licensing Lawyer at Wrentham, MA
Practice Areas: Licensing, Criminal Defense ... +4 more
Not an animal law issue - moving to lawsuits and disputes. File noise complaints with the police.
You contact your bar association for referrals if you don't have insurance.
You ALREADY posted this exact question - claiming to be in Seattle. ONCE is sufficient.
The attorney who handled your criminal case should be apprised of these events and move to recover your dog.
Report the theft to the police and animal control. When the police do nothing, file a replevin action against your "friend."
Unless the contract specifies you paid for a dog the stud owner can use at their whim for breeding purposes, that "the stud owner wants her" is...
It sounds as if you were not married, so the dog would not be a marital asset. You bought the dog - do you have a receipt? Do you have...
You surrendered the dog, likely for reasons you do not state. You may be permitted to adopt him back, but do not count on it.
This has absolutely nothing to do with animal law - moving to lawsuits and disputes. The no-longer-minor plaintiff can retain counsel to review...
1. This has nothing to do with animal law. 2. You already posted this exact question - ONCE is sufficient.