Yes. A county attorney can and will share this information.

This question is pretty much unintelligible. If you want answers, you'll need to create a coherent question.

In most instances, no, a landlord cannot be held liable for a noisy tenant. Not unless the landlord knew or had reason to know of the issue and it...

The only guidance we can give you is to talk to your attorney. I don't think it's a given that you can "hold him in contempt" either. These...

You ask way too much for this simple question/answer forum, and it is all dependent on facts you don't mention here. You determined the...

The ICRC doesn't amend a complaint, the Complainant does. You should consult with an attorney pronto to see if you have any viable claims left at...

Classic, well-documented scam. If you send money, you only embolden them to demand more.

It doesn't qualify as a "leaving the scene" misdemeanor unless the damage is over $1,500, so I do not imagine the police will be concerned. You...

File a small claims action to recover your deposit for their error.

This works better if you ask one question. An anonymous internet forum where attorneys can point you in a general direction without all the facts...