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Sounds like you should start looking for new job

The rules are what they are. You can agree or disagree but it is what it is. Sorry.

No one said not to report it just that it might not have the results you want. If you wish to file complaint with Police then do so. You have nothing to lose

The landlord is working on resolving the flood damage and tenant was given a place to stay. The Landlord did not cause flood nor was he required to say why dwelling was remodeled

There are no legal grounds to break this lease.

Where is he staying now? Has he paid rent?

Your mistake was not giving landlord a deposit. This deposit would help cover any damages that need to be dealt with to make dwelling rentable again. Carpet cleanning is pretty much a norm when preparing a dwelling for new renters

If the Landlord resolves any current issue no he has no grounds to break lease. If the 'assumed" issue comes up later the tenant can address it with landlord then

Please post your issue in criminal law not here!

Criminal law http://www.thelaw.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=29

You might remove your attachment as you do not want the posting of it cause you further problems

Legally yes your right and no court wil llikely rule against you. Morally I already spoke on

You can take this issue to court but I doubt you will prevail and it will likely cost more than the money your seeking. Long as you held keys you had access to unit and still had possesion. Your own post here you admit you "knew" you would be charged if you did not get keys returned ASAP. by the...

Its a general understanding that you are still in posseision of dwelling until you return keys

This person has been your tenant/friend for nearly 20 years. Do you really want it to end like this or is it easier to just let it go?

By lieing to children's services he now becomes less believable for any future complaints

so living with an alcoholic drug addict was better option than foster care?!:eek:

Was this reported to Police? Has Children's services been called? You say "we" found who are you in all this?

If his state permits it he might seek a Teen emancipation but the odds are not in his favor of that being successful