What constitutes a substantial change in circumstances?
You have some good arguments, but nothing is ever certain and a lawyer can help you maximize your chances.
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You have some good arguments, but nothing is ever certain and a lawyer can help you maximize your chances.
Not enough information, would have to know the town, the ordinance.
You can sue based on these facts, but you might be better served trying to call and have them refund it voluntarily first.
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As far as I know, the old distinction between "attorney" and "lawyer" (both pass the bar, one goes to law school and the other does not) is a thing...
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