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Febreeze isn't going to work on that.

A responsible owner takes responsibility for damage caused by their animal(s) in a fenced in state. I do not know if Vermont is a fence in or fence out state. Irresponsible animal owners are the reason why there is a push in Vermont to change laws regarding this.New effort to keep livestock...

I think a cost benefit analysis of that situation would show that accepting that loss and moving on would result in further incursions. Sometimes you have to crush the other side so they'll never consider biting your ankles again. OP is in a situation where, even if they go to court and get a...

I think this is what is called "gaslighting", LOL.

Well, OP has receipts, thanks to buying a lot of it online. These businesses, in their drive to track everything about you, seem pretty good at keeping track of that. They sometimes can even link your in person purchases with your online ones. This is the real problem. OP lacks the...

Frankly, that's a you problem. The key is the details. Focus on landlord/tenant law. And small claims court.

Actually, that's not true. There were likely directions on the TPO on how to get a civil standby so that you could retrieve belongings. You could have looked up information at: State of Nevada Self-Help Center - Self-Help You could try to file something with small claims (the limit is $10k)...

Well, the customer paying for a service (how much, when due, etc.) usually is part of this kind of contract. So it could be a breach of contract. However, such contracts also have statements as to what services are to be provided. So the problems you cited with the service being provided may...

I dunno, but maybe "Horseback Riding Without All The D*** Rules!" comes across to DPR as hostile. If you've only contacted personal injury lawyers, you need to do a bit more research. Most practices are very up front about what types of law they specialize in.

I will only address this: when there is a significant event, such as dead of one spouse or moving, it is worth reevaluating one's estate plan. Even if the current estate plan (including the will) covers such changes, there may have been changes in the law in the interim. That said, if an...

Can you be evicted? Sure, although the method and timeline varies. You don't have a lease, so you are considered month-to-month. How long have you lived there? More or less than a year? Bottom line: you are not welcome as a guest or tenant, your "help" with bills is not helpful enough...

It's been a while since I've heard "Nasty".

Yeah, but coordinating them is tougher than herding cats.

Either that or functionally illiterate. Or both.

No. The problem is that you haven't understood what you've been reading. 1) You keep doing the same thing, so the police are going to continue ticketing you. 2) Perhaps you had a bench trial, but you certainly did NOT have a mock trial. 3) You refuse to pay your tickets, and you're rude...

OP may have been concerned about not having registered the car in their name. Which also might mean no insurance or valid inspection.

Different county, not country. Crime in San Francisco county, OP undomiciled in Alameda county, car registered wherever, because OP hasn't registered the car in their name since acquiring it. But it's all in California.

Well, are you keeping the place clean and tidy? What sort of damage have the animals done to the place?

Au contaire! In the interest of justice, I hope that OP blabs in multiple places on the internet, preferably on public forums, especially using a selfie as a profile photo and their real name. The more details the better. It makes the job of the DA easier.

Slippers/barefoot helps. EVA interlocking Foam Tiles are also a budget option. Get some colorful ones to mark out play areas.