Can land lord charge me to clean the apartment
Take the landlord to court to fight the damage alleged to have been done.
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Take the landlord to court to fight the damage alleged to have been done.
You need to attend the hearing and question her about the allegations. You may only be given an opportunity to respond, but you can do the same...
Doubt the probation officer will take you to jail. He/She will likely file a violation. Get a lawyer to help you with both matters.
While if might be possible, I don't they can be sued as an individual.
Your not likely to get anything back from him. You might talk with your "Best Friend" about it.
You really need to look at the first report on the ACL. Did it get torn off prior to the second event?
It would be on your record for life. Is it a felony or misdemeanor offense, I'm not sure. We do set asides and expungements (pardons) to get you...
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Your not likely to get the item back, seek restitution for the items is likely your only hope.
Do the diversion if you can to avoid the conviction. Not real likely that what you say in class will be used against you.
Sounds like the pro bono attorney is not doing his job. Seek to get other counsel for the help you need.