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How has this cost "possible" jobs? Will this not show up in a background check? Have you lied on appliations about this?

Keep in mind once he files the unlawful detainer (beginning of eviction) its now on record. Even if you leave before it goes to court

You can attempt to sue anyone for anything. Winning is the problem. Go read their terms of use its usually written by a lawyer

Nope thats fine. Yahoo owns the site and all sites (this one included) has a "terms of use" These rules say what is ok and wha tis not. You can read the same terms of use here as well. If you violate one of those rules the admin or a moderator (like myself) can remove the forbidden postings...

That "paper" isnt worth the paper its written on. The only who can agree to a new tenant is the landlord! Now if you fail to leave in the five days given he can take legal action that will make future rental near impossible. You might find some help at the link below. I am unsure on timeline but...

Freedon of speech refers to the Government not privately owned websites. Where on yahoo is this censoring going to happen? It makes a difference

Your child is still a minor so you have 100% control over who he sees. You might be able to can take legal action on the druggie GF's parents for interference

I said it sent (to me at least) "red flags"

130 I must admit you bring up some "red flags" with me. You have 13 threads you started in regards to legal issues your dealing with or a supposed friend. Where I understand caca happens to people, I dont see it happening this often

If a tenant is still a lease term and tenant leaves before lease expiration he/she owes rent for duration of lease or until new tenant is found

Its your best option to avoid a criminal record. If you go to site I gave you, you can read how others did this or asked similar questions.

If your attending Alanon and working your program you know what you need to do. Ignore him and his threats and block all his email addresses from contacting you. Long as he has you to focus on he will not get help for himself. don't make things easier for him to fail. My husband is a sober alky...

YES!! you should seek the advice of a Lawyer. When you do ask about Diversion as possible option for you. You can also visit the link in my signature line its for issues just like yours.

I am not the expert my husband is. the amount varies by several factors. First is cost of item taken. Some state laws have a amount like 10x item cost or $100.00 whichever is greater (just example) other let it got scale of $50.00 to $1000.00 (again just example). The law firms (like P&R) set...

It has dumbfounded those familar with retail theft why Attorneys advise some of their client not to pay. This does not change the legality of the fine or the need. Or perhaps higher prices to you, lost of hours, benefits, jobs etc to employees is what you would prefer?

You might recheck your stats. P&R are the most agressive of these firms. In fact they were recently sued themselves for their tactics in collection of these monies. You may certainly ignore this but fact remains the options mentioned early exist and you could call victim to them. Its a crap...

You can certainly choose to ignore letter (not recommended). If you do so expect more letters with amount going up (maybe triple). If you continue to ignore letter several things can happen . They can sue you in court under state law and win. If they do expect to pay higher fine fees, court...

Its called civil Demand and if you faill to pay it the fine willlikely triple. If they so choose and you still fail to pay they can sue you in court (and win) and send credit reporting agencies negative reports on you. by the way if it goes to suit your $150.00 can become thousands! Not only...

Well you can refuse to pay the money and let them file charges. If you do not steal the money and merely made a mistake the Da isnt likely to take case

sorry your not that important