Thanks for the positivity my dude. Guess I'll go live in squaller now. Glad that my life and the life of your clients are the center of your jokes. Have a good evening.
Thank you for your insight as well. My question now is would the "one-bite" law come into play here? West Virginia practices it in cases where the dog was on a leash and has not demonstrated a vicious past. I'm just not sure if it applies in terms of eviction or if that is only for personal...
I understand and I appreciate the insight! I understand the landlord has the right to believe the "victim" only, but in terms of the eye of the law, won't both of our stories have to hold equal weight? How can someone's story be held to be more true than another with no other witnesses?
Sir, I appreciate your response. But you are suggesting that any complaint filed against a leashed dog is automatically assumed to be true? The owner's side of the story is assumed to have no validity? Without any witnesses or camera's to corroborate a victims story who solicited money from the...
Hello,
I have recently received an eviction notice for an event that occurred with my dog. To keep that story simple as possible. My dog, who is a registered emotional support animal living in a complex that typically does not allow animals, lunged for a man as I was exiting my building. The...