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I would take him to court. His actions show a lack of good faith. You did a walk through, did he give you the walk through report? Look at how much you can recover if you got everything you want and weigh it against the cost of filing. He can't sue you, in returning part of your deposit he...

Army is, as usual right, and fast!

I don't think your friend is telling you the whole story. He said she said aside, police generally like to have more than that to go on. I would be willing to bet your friend was a whole lot louder than he wants you to know, that there were threats made, and that someone other than the...

I would also contact your county commissioner. They can help with a municipal water authority.

I agree with both Patricia and Army. I won't give you legal advice in Canada but I would not even slow down between where you are an a good employment attorney. You likely have a case.

Send a letter to the credit bureau to remove the debt from your credit. Cite the facts as it is not yours and even if it was it is well past the SOL in Texas (4 years as Army says).

Without doing a whole lot of research your "youth" is 17 and not an adult in DC. The fact that you let her move out of your house is likely a crime. You are responsible for her safety, medical care, and activities. You need to go get her and if you can't you need to file a runaway warrant...

WHAT? I'm with Army. No attorney who is ethically involved with a client came to your house at 10pm for ANY REASON. She moved out. I haven't read the law in DC but she is probably able to do so there and can seek her own medical attention. If she is not allowed to move out at 17 in DC (I'll...

Take this with all the politeness that it is meant to hold, no attorney is concerned enough about a small claims court suit by a pro se litigant to do any more than read the law and maybe a case the night before the hearing. Even that is terribly unlikely. Most likely he/she will read the case...

Very Good my dear Watson! You are very correct!

Moose, I'm glad you think that the excuse of having someone else in your common area has never worked before but it does. Either of those people could have thrown that weed down and he is not in possession of anything unless it is in a place where he has exclusive control over it. You should...

Did anyone notice that the story changed? First you have a Father who "has not bought the first diaper" and "has no interest in the child" and then you see that she has a child support order and she is worried that he will try to get custody. Which is it? He isn't interested or you are...

I do not think any police officer can search your alleged residence when you are not there without a warrant and have anything stand up. You would have to ask the Sheriff. That is really the wrong question. How do they pin the Marijuana on YOU if they were in the house and you weren't...

What are you trying to prove?

Evidence is something like your bank statements, paystubs, or something that you can authenticate on the stand. Law is not evidence and does not have to be provided to the other side. However if you are bringing in a case I would make courtesy copies for the judge and the other side. Possibly...

Sexual assault of a minor is a real possibility because she was 15 when she conceived this child.

Old post who decided to revive it???

The household appliances belong to the house, they are fixtures and do not belong to you or anyone that you did a bill of sale to. If you remove them they could easily sue you, if they do an inspection first and then you remove them they can put you in jail for theft. The contract is...

Is it a consent order? I would not expect it to need your signature. At least here in GA you have 5 days to object to the wording of any order.

The part I don't understand is why are they taking you to court if you are already paying by way of garnishment? I'll tell you this, NEVER MISS A COURT DATE. NEVER.