I'm been sued for a dog bit - I dont have my to pay for any thing - what will happen - in texas

If you attempt to put any property you may own into someone else's name you may open yourself up to a whole other set of problems. You really...

My neighbor is suing my husband for medical and suffering for my dog biting her

If you attempt to put any property you may own into someone else's name you may open yourself up to a whole other set of problems. You really...

Want to know if you can file a small claims court against 3 different parties for the same incident?

Yes, you should name all the parties - the dog's owner, the condo owner, and the association. If you know the name of the dog's owner you should be...

If your dog was off leash then he might have a case against you since most places have leash laws. You should contact your homeowner's insurance...

My neighbor is planting food plots for the deer, is this legal? In the fall he hunts at those plots.

Have you tried talking to him about it? The simplest (though expensive) answer is to install fencing that the deer cannot knock down. You...

Is this fraudulent?

You should speak with an attorney as this is somewhat complicated - it may be that in your state (and I am not licensed to practice in Minnesota)...

Ms Marsh is correct - although your neighbor would generally be responsible for trees in her yard, the fact that you agreed to remove them at your...

I have a neighbor with 17 cats. That come into my yard and defacate everyday. What are my options to stop this?

I would call the health authorities and animal control. You might also consider filing a civil suit, but that would be your last resort. Good luck.

Can you be taken to jail before it is proven if you neglected your animals or not?

Mr Levy is correct - you can be arrested and taken into custody and depending on the severity of the charges you may be released with or without bail.

A tree on my property extends over my neighbor's yard. He wants me to trim it so that none of it extends over the property line.

If you can do so without killing the tree, then yes.