Becoming a foster parent, though admirable, is not a defense to an eviction.

Just get your own policy. Call your insurance agent.

Sorry, neither crime victims nor Plaintiffs in civil cases can really "conceal" their identity. The defendant has a right to know who is making...

Your rights are determined by your lease, and I seriously doubt that your lease gives you - or any of the tenants - any rights to determine what...

I agree with Mr. Cowan. You can offer, they may or may not accept, and at this late date, why put yourself back on their radar?

Based on the facts given, it doesn't sound like you have any personal liability, but facts could develop would change that. It's worth looking a...

I assume the unit has a lock on it now - they don't just cut off the lock unless they're not getting paid or there's some other serious issue. ...

Yes and no. Yes, you have possession, but no, you don't have ownership. So, while you could use it, you can't sell it. Some options to...

Yes, an attorney can represent themselves or their entity in any court.

No. They didn't steal it, they moved it. If I were you, I'd go retrieve it and find anothe place to park it.