Can I win in Small Claims if no one saw my neighbor put out tuna fish laced with antifreeze to kill neighborhood stray cats

I'm sorry about your dog, but, no, you cannot win. First, you'd have to prove the neighbor said what you claim he said, then you'd have to prove he...

You have no cause of action against the vet; you might have one against the boarding facility, but it would depend on any agreement or contract you...

Counter-sue for all your expenses in caring for the dog (food, vet, etc) as well as a daily boarding fee for the time the dog has been with you...

What you or your neighbor thinks the dog "might" have is completely irrelevant. You need a vet to diagnose any diseases and attest to their...

Do I need a business license to have people donate to invest in trail riding my own personal horses in this county.

I don't understand your question - what do you mean by "donate to invest in trail riding my own personal horses". Do you mean that they would pay...

Been charged of animal cruelty, horse that I could not AFFORD to have a vet treat. I tried to surrender the animal. ARRESTED.

The Sheriff is not required to accept an animal for surrender. In the 13 days between the time the horse was evaluated and you were arrested you...

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Property rights to animals

No, you cannot "get rid of them." Alabama has what is called an Agister's Lien - you must follow it and the general lien law precisely. If you...

My dog was attacked by a neighbor's dog in a common area in our neighborhood last night. Are they liable?

The fact that your dog was not on a leash is a factor, even if you can prove (and by that I mean "real" proof such as prior substantiated...

The System is wanting to charge my American Staffordshire Terrier Bulldog with nuisance and animal at large, level-2 threat dog

You do need a lawyer - your dog was on their property and attacked their dogs, killing one. Even though you are generally not required to have your...

If your dog was at large and bit a cyclist it doesn't matter what caused the bite. I suggest you speak with a local attorney since this is a second...

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