What should I do when my landlord gives me hard time about my ESAs (Emotional Support Animals)?
This is a landlord/tenant matter - moving accordingly. You have your answer - the therapist will not disclose your personal information to a...
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This is a landlord/tenant matter - moving accordingly. You have your answer - the therapist will not disclose your personal information to a...
A true service dog is protected under the Americans with Disabilities Act. Contact an attorney versed in the ADA and/or landlord/tenant law. The...
Moving to lawsuits and disputes, as it is more pertinent. You could sue, but what would you recover from a defendant/judgment debtor with no...
This is a search and seizure issue; not animal law - moving to civil rights. Drug-sniffing dogs "alerting" on command has been known to...
You may be able to claim a health hazard or nuisance. Discuss with your animal control officer.
You can sue, but you need to show that you did not give them the dog, as that will almost certainly be their defense. You also do not state how...
If judgment has entered, it seems too late to withdraw. Retain counsel to sort this out.
This is not a criminal defense issue - moving to administrative law. You don't state what this private property was, or what NB's ordinances are...
You have a lease - moving to landlord/tenant accordingly. What does the lease say? The written document controls.
This is not an animal law issue. The dog is not the problem; your failure to stand up to your daughter is. Stop letting her dump her dog and...