Can my landlord charge me $50 fee into an interest bearing escrow account for an ESA cat?
No. If your wife has a legitimate ESA and your landlord is covered by federal or equivalent state law (usually, if he/she rents 4 or more units),...
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No. If your wife has a legitimate ESA and your landlord is covered by federal or equivalent state law (usually, if he/she rents 4 or more units),...
It is impossible to make sense of this question. No one can tell what the problems are.
You do not *have to* unless a court says so (and even then you can appeal). Should you? I would look for a well regarded dog trainer (I can suggest...
If you own the dam and the sire's owner wants a claim on the pups, I'd ask him to provide an argument with specific legal support (i.e. convincing...
Probably not. As with a traffic ticket, there has to be a witness on the other side of a contested hearing. Unless an animal control officer saw...
It probably would have been legal, but since the vet was an option, you made the better choice. Sometimes the vet may surprise you by being able to...
Generally yes, they can, unless South Carolina has some law on this point that I'm unaware of. So long as it does not affect a protected class of...
Not usually, no. If the question is really "is a landlord allowed to exclude me because of this," then I expect so, unless there's a state law or...
There is no "card" that has any legal meaning regarding service dogs. A landlord is permitted to ask for a letter from your healthcare provider, on...
It's not clear what outcome you want. Assuming you want to keep the dog, then take care of its veterinary needs. If it's microchipped or registered...