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Before filing small claims you might write a letter to the tow company to resolve this out of court. You can claim up to 4x damages. Would you settle for 2x? They might. If you can clearly lay out your argument against them they might pay up and save you a big hassle. Do some research and find...

I am sure if you inform them you are moving on a particular date and leaving the car behind they will come pick it up. If you are moving soon I suggest you inform them in writing of your intentions

Regardless, the vehicle was apparently not parked in the area designated as fire lane by the red line. The white line is meaningless here.

Regardless, it would be unreasonable to expect the fire lane begins prior to where the sign is placed.

Something worth looking in to, again with the fire department- it appears this may be an old sign with an out of date/repealed Fire Code. The sign is meaningless if the law isn't on the books.

How did you obtain the vehicle? Did they bring it to you? You may have agreed at the time you got the car to how it will be returned. As mentioned above, just call and ask what needs to be done.

You might try to find out if any of the deeds for the adjacent properties have any language regarding this road since 1931.

You might call the fire department to come and look at it and see what they say about where the fire lane begins. Regardless, as the markings are, and due to the failure to provide photos prior to payment, you seem to have a good argument to recover your loss.

I disagree. The white line in these images is pretty much meaningless. This is private property and lines can be drawn many ways without regulation. Red is universally recognized as no parking though, and the red begins where the sign is located. It would be unreasonable for someone to recognize...

Was this done? If so, and the tow company picked up the vehicle on its own, then you certainly have a valid complaint against them. If all you received is the document you posted above and that document does not indicate any other person requesting the tow, then this tow company is on the...

Under the circumstances you initially described it was likely a representative of the property that called the tow company and authorized removal. You indicated it was not a red curb and not marked as a fire lane, so I would not expect the tow company did it without a request. The tow papers...

Your complaint is with the person who authorized the tow. The tow company would have obtained their name and had them sign a waiver and can provide you the tow documents. You won't get anywhere with a complaint against the tow company.

This sounds like your neighbor's problem, not yours. Let your neighbor install soundproofing material and shut out the world outside. If it gets down to it, when your neighbor bangs on the wall make your own complaint of noise.

How was payment offered, and how was it refused? If it was refused then you should still have it, right? You are going to owe for any month or portion of a month that you occupied the residence. If you have evidence that rent was paid for any month then used that to reduce the amount they are...

Have you actually been charged with a crime and had to appear in court, it is it just under investigation?

The carrier can not block by area code or prefix, but YOU can. I have a particular app that blocks all those unwanted calls perfectly. Shop around and you will find one that works for you.

What letter? Surely you don't recall receiving any silly letter.

I agree with the above, but consider that easements also include access for gas,electric, sewage etc. It isn't all about the road.

Barking dogs do not seem to be covered by the text of the statute you cited, but you might find local ordinances that specifically address barking dogs or other loud noises that create a public nuisance. The bigger issue here is the neighbor threatening you with a knife.

If you have a guilty conscience you would be wise to say very little. Having reported the sites there should be very little reason for anyone to ask much more of you unless they are investigating you. I'll suggest it is a bit unusual to accidentally discover two such sites without any intent.