Can my landlord evict me for my dog
I agree with my colleague. If you want to speak with a local attorney, the Ohio State Bar Association can give you a referral: ohiobar.org/
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I agree with my colleague. If you want to speak with a local attorney, the Ohio State Bar Association can give you a referral: ohiobar.org/
Your dog should have been on a leash and you alone are 100 percent responsible for this incident - sharing "property grounds" is irrelevant except...
I agree with my colleague that a verbal agreement is binding and you need to put your foot down and tell him the original deal stands and if he...
You need to insist that the police make a report for the property damage and that you file a theft report. You also need to insist that they treat...
Do you have any proof the dog was a gift? If not, you are going to spend a lot of time and money to try and get your dog back with no guarantee of...
Likely the horse's owners since the horse was loose. However, their liability might be mitigated by your actions, ie., whether you had an...
The State Bar of California can give you a referral: www.calbar.ca.gov/
I agree with Mr. Langer. Document everything and send a letter, with delivery confirmation, to the dog's owner asking for reimbursement. If he...
Yes, you can be sued - pretty much anybody can sue anyone for anything. However, the other dog's owner would have to prove it was one of your dogs...
I agree with my colleagues - it sounds as if the dog owner is judgment proof so suing him would be an exercise in futility. I only want to add the...
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