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Well that is good then that you also value Army Judges advice. As he said, your sorry excuse isn't going to fly in court. You probably skipped over that part though, as you clearly are here to only accept advice that supports YOUR self centered world. Good luck....to the rescue that will sue you...

Simple fact is you broke the contract you signed with the rescue. You can sugar coat it all you want. They are going to sue you for the dog, and as Army Judge noted, they will win.

Yes brown13 you are clearly in the right here. How silly of me to doubt your version of the world. I only wish I knew what rescue you adopted the poor pawn, I mean dog, from. I'D love to email them a link to this thread.

You may not like it, but you did break the adoption contract you signed with them. If you wanted to threaten your x you should have threatened to return the dog to the rescue. While it does not excuse their alleged verbal threats and profanity, you nevertheless used the dog as a pawn in an...

As someone involved in a rescue I'm sure if you read your adoption contract it will state something like this: If you can no longer take care of the dog you should return it to the rescue". So yes the rescue is within their rights. You should contact them and explain yourself or give the dig...

You should be looking for another job and filing for unemployment when the enivitable termination notice comes down

It sounds like you already did what you should so, contact law enforcement.

I don't imagine there is much you can do besides look for another place to live

Apply for unemployment. It's pretty much your only option.

You should also stop taking partial rent money as that generally stops you from legally evicting the tenant.

Do you like letting them live there for free?

Too late to do a background check on tenants I guess.

Lol you write at a middle school level at best then say I'm unable to read? Good luck in sing sing.

I have a headache after reading your garbled post. It sounds like with your priors and the witnesses against you...well let's just say I hope you can afford a great lawyer.

Did you not take your car back to the dealer? I have to think they will fix it for you. If they refuse then you might have a case, if the gas line was their fault.

Unpaid rent or some other violation of your or her lease would be valid reasons.

Army Judge is right. I was in a similar situation with a property I rented. Some people are just lying deadbeats. If you do decide to rent again, first become very familiar with your areas eviction laws and procedures.

You are still required to pay your landlord too I would imagine. If what your landlord says turns out to be true and you stop paying, you'll be evicted and that's not something you want on your credit as a renter. Sent from my SCH-I405 using Tapatalk 2

I don't know, most likely they will take the house from your landlord. Then the bank will have to try to legally evict you. If I were you, when it comes to that, just move out and consider it a lesson learned. The last thing as a renter you want on your credit record is an eviction judgement...

Hire an good lawyer if you can. Most likely you'll be gettin 5 to 8 years of free room and board on the backs of the American taxpayer. Then its off to Mexico again. Sent from my SCH-I405 using Tapatalk 2