Do we have to get rid of our dog even with companion ship from a droctor

Adam is right, and he REALLY knows. You will need to double, triple check your doctor's note to see what is says because "companion" animals don't...

If you were his foster parent and he was removed, you most likely received a letter telling you how to request review of the decision. if you...

Can property management force me to get renters insurance?

This is an aside, but do you have car insurance? If so, check with your agent to see if they can add renters' insurance to your car insurance...

Can you "homestead" still. Like find a parcel of land that isn't occupied and clam it and live on it?

That's funny. Because the federal government will let anyone live for free? Noop. Even if you're off the grid, someone is looking for you to pay...

How do I remove pit bulls from a neighbor's property?

Not sure wher you are getting your information about insurance but speaking in such generalities is dangerous. In fact, only SOME companies are...

My son is a senior this year and graduates in a few day's

The short answer is yes. The longer answer is look in the school 's handbook. If you have a hard copy or if it is online on the school or district...

I'm in the process of getting evicted my landlord gave me a 72 hour to pay or quit and then a court summons set for tomorrow

Your LL didn't "ask for rent for the past five months until now"? He doesn't have to. It's your job to pay rent if you live in someone else's place...

Companion/Service animal law when renting (California)

Two things. Cats aren't service animals. Only dogs can be under the Americans with Disabilities Act. Companion animals are anything that provides...

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What to do?

What my colleague means in non-lawyer language is talk to a lawyer ASAP because Ms. Neighbor went out and grabbed your poor pup who was in...

As a lawyer who has tried unlawful eviction and ouster cases what's the chance of the judge not ruling in favor of the tennant

This is quite a bit more information than you provided in your previously asked question. If you already have an attorney, you should be asking...