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Not much else to be said here but some advice for the future. Always perform a pre move in and post move out walkthrough with the landlord or their appointment representative, ALWAYS. The walkthoughs should result in you having a signed and itemized list of the condition of each and every...

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Simmer down and keep the party behind closed doors in the future.

It's an as-is sale. He's out of luck and you're off the hook, unless you want to be nice and help him out. Flee before he hunts you down :-)

If you can't/won't move out now, at the very least setup a camera to catch her in action and put a lock on your bedroom door in case this escalates from tires to necks.

Move.

If he's willing to refund you on an "as-is" sale and all you have to do is drive across town...take the deal and consider yourself lucky.

Brushing up on your spelling and grammar skills would be a good place to start.

^ right. If you are wondering what the statuTe of limitations is for them to collect rent passed due, it looks like it is 6 years for TN.

This story needs WAAAY more detail. Start from the beginning. Paragraph formatting fully welcomed.

I highly doubt you are going to jail/juvie for a 40 dollar shoplifting offense if this is your one and only offense; shoplifting or otherwise. Do as the Judge says, show up with your parents, dressed in your Sunday's best, act like you care and say you're sorry. Pay the fine and move on with...

Excellent advice. I'm not sure how you feel that bailing on the lease should rightfully leave the other lessee on the hook for your share of the rent. It does not matter if you live there or not; your name is on the lease whether you live there or not means nothing. If you're still local to...

Move on with life. You have your money back with zero effort on your part. Be glad you don't have to deal with initiating a credit card dispute or worse, if you used a debit card, waiting for the funds to be returned to you.

You're welcome to briefly explain your financial situation in court. Whether or not the judge will believe it or feel sorry for you and reduce the fine or come up with some other punishment is completely arbitrary depending on the judge and their mood at that moment. Show up early; I consider...

Looks like a question to me...

Echoing the above sentiments. A better friend (that's you) should concentrate on getting the friend out of this ridiculous, fraught with danger, high risk of failure relationship and the accompanying mindset that this will ever last or is actually healthy for her; as opposed to playing their...

Look into free legal aid in your area or pro bono attorneys that may be willing to assist you. Most will at least give you a free one hour consultation. You're not going to get anywhere with this without an attorney; i.e. "you can't fight city hall" which is exactly the type you're up against.

Good advice above. Congratulations on seeing the error of your ways and trying to make things right with them and your life in general. Keep on the straight track [emoji106]

Do you doubt that they have the legal right to sell the vehicle? If so, file a suit in small claims court to try and recoup your 600 dollar deposit. In Nevada the filing fees are quite small and no attorney is required. Just show up, dress professionally and explain the situation in a calm and...

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