How to deal with this room renter, should i sue her? she avoid to pay, check on my stuff, always put her feet on the couch.
You could start with a written demand and the a small claims action if that does not work.
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You could start with a written demand and the a small claims action if that does not work.
Its possible a careful review of the terms of the actual PFA would be necessary.
Hard to say it would be up the the trust that you created. Normally you can still withdraw money. A careful review would be needed.
This is not a criminal case question anyway being open to negotiation is the best way to start and to resolve any dispute. Arrange for a meeting...
Yes those cases can be won. It's done all the time.
Normally there is a diversion program for first time offenders with no record.
You might have an employment claim before you consider disability speak to an employment lawyer.
They may disclaim coverage its also possible that he didn't have coverage.
It would all depend on your policy a careful review would be needed
Ok but an attorney can get you more money than you could yourself even after you have legal fees paid out.