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If your wondering if your name will come out or if your going to have to take witiness stand the answer is yes

The word able does not appear in your copy and paste of lease. Nowhere does it say that is optional infact the way I read it its part of what you pay landlord.

Theres no way we can predict outcome. I suspect some form of shared custody would be ordered. The person best suited to give you your answer is your lawyer who would be familar with all aspects of case

Contact their corporate office. You "might" get a Gift card out of this. That is best you can hope for

I don't see it as optional. Where do you get that from?

What level of crime is it? You already said is was misdemeanor What is going to happen in court? You will face charges. I suggest you talk to a Lawyer before court. Ask about Diversion What should i say in court? As little as possible let your Lawyer talk for you What are the consequences...

Your going to have a tough time proving thats binding in court.

Unless this policy is part of a contract or some other binding agreement they do not have to follow it

File for unemployment and seek new work. There is nothng illegal in termination for "suspected" theft.

Proud Mom and Dad here. We have 4 children still in school here are their trimester grades Brooke (15) Freshman Straight A's with a 4.33 GPA and last year was Vala Victorian at Middle school. Angel (13) 8th grade all A's with one B GPA of 3.833. Sonny (13) 7th grade all A's with one B+ GPA 3.833...

I am not familar with TN law. In my state the note need not be certified or even placed in tenants hand. (They know they owe rent). It just needs to say they have X days to pay rent or leave dwelling. A simple call to courts or any Landlord/Tenant Attorney can answer or wait for Gail in Georgia...

In most states the process goes like this . You give or post a notice to pay or quit (time frame in accordance to state law) . If they do not pay you go to court and file for eviction and have defendant served.

Just a thought here. A suit could provoke a counter suit for the property not returned

If the property does not belong to you and you keep it its theft! They do not have a legal obligation to go get it although they could. You have a legal obligation to return the property. You risk a theft charge by not returning the property. Just because they went and got property from other...

Explain why they are obligated to come get it?

Check your contract with them. If you agreed to fees then you owe them

Lets keep the disagreements civil ok?

Yes and you continue to do so until you are notified on who the new owner is

In Missouri, a minor may be emancipated in one of three ways: 1) your parents may give express consent to a court that they are waiving their parental rights; 2) your parents may give implied consent, which would apply in situations where you have been living on your own, supporting...

There is a process so she has time. 1st notice with warning 2nd filing in court and service to tenant. Court date should be around 30 days after that