The POs job is to ensure the parolee remains on the straight and narrow, which means the PO can do nearly anything to accomplish that goal,...

Nobody online can read your lease, so it's impossible to answer your question. You'll need to consult an attorney with the lease to get an opinion....

You cannot agree to violate federal law, or any law. If you have an attorney, you should be asking her that question, and not random internet lawyers.

That's a "you" decision. If you think you need a lawyer with you, by all means, hire one. If the costs to do so puts your mind at ease, then it...

Yes, that is absolutely legal and if you want to keep your stuff there, you have to pay it. Otherwise you'll need.to go somewhere else.

Post no trespassing signs on your property consistent with state or local law. Report the next instance of behavior to the local police department....

No, there's no law that says that. Nobody knows what your contract says, so you'd have to take it to an attorney for review. (There's no 3 day...

You have to paint your body neon green and stand on your head in traffic whistling Stairway To Heaven if that's what your PO tells you to do. So...

Talk to your parents, and then all of you go talk to an attorney.

Your power is determined and limited by the scope of your power of attorney. Hopefully an attorney drafted it; if so, go back to that attorney. If...