What happens if the tenant was given notice of writ and on day of sheriff eviction the tenant refuses to unlock the door?
Bring your keys. The writ of possession gives you the right to recovery of the premises.
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Bring your keys. The writ of possession gives you the right to recovery of the premises.
Hearsay is enough to charge, so no.
I'll at least answer the child support one. There is no statute of limitations regarding child support enforcement on orders after 7/1/1997. For...
I can't imagine anyone would touch this question with a ten foot pole. I see *extreme* risk in this and would recommend against it.
If you are in fear, talk to law enforcement. As for the tit for tat back and forth on social media, block them and/or don't use the site for a while.
Google is an amazing thing - take some initiative. Or, have your "friend" take some initiative. First degree theft is a class "C" felony, with...
Sure, except if that specific spot of real estate was accounted for in your lease and you have the exclusive right to possess it.
You'll not get an exposition about the terms that should be included in a custody agreement here. You'll need to meet with an attorney personally...
Sure. Under the right circumstances, I imagine you could be fined.
Fire departments can discriminate against people who physically can't do the work, so I don't imagine such a case would be that viable.