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There are laws that allow support animals in non-pet housing, including emotional support. If you suffer from a documented medical condition, you can get an exception to the no-pet rule, but if you not, then you have no recourse.

Have you tried applying for an income contingent repayment plan? These are specifically for low income people who cannot afford a regular payment plan. If your income is very low, you can even end up paying $0 until such a time as your situation improves and they recalculated. If you have let...

This definitely makes no sense. I moved into a place, once, with similar circumstances. I showed the utility company a copy of the lease, showing that new tenants were there and that was the end of it.

jacksgal, that was my first thought, WHY ON EARTH WOULD YOU NOT COVER THE WINDOW?

It depends what state you in. In Pennsylvania, it goes to the surviving spouse, but in some states the children also have a claim.

In some states, it doesn't matter if they are on the lease or not, evictions procedures still may have to be followed!

In the prior town we lived in, we lived near the same type of people. Store prices there were much lower and I was always getting deals and freebies with coupons, so they knew my house was always stocked. I have nothing against helping someone, but there are those that take advantage. My...

Since the police weren't called, you are in a bad situation of your word against the other drivers. A consult with a lawyer would be your smartest move.

Doubt you will get it overturned, these laws are very popular and PA did a lot of review and debate before finally passing and instituting it. So why are you worried about welding fumes, when you smoke?

Placing stickers or defacing signs, which are owned by the state (in the case of most road signs) or the city/town (in the case of most street signs) is generally considered vandalism.

Most states have a statute of limitations for the period of time that abuse/molestation charges can be brought, for instance in Pennsylvania, it is 4 years after the child reaches 18. The chances of anyone being able to bring charges after 15 years are pretty slim, especially when they were not...

So what was the point of all the vehicle details? Anyway, you need to check your state housing laws, there is a good chance you may have to evict her to get her out.

This is a mess, she really needs to consult an attorney.

Something here does not seem to make sense, you say you had the kids, yet also claim you owe child support?

You will have to proceed with an eviction to get him out. Even if there is no lease, after being there for awhile, he has tenants rights.

Your best bet to permanently get rid of him, is to file a regular eviction. Unfortunately, even though he isn't on the lease, since he has been living there with you for so long, he does have tenants rights.

Probable cause, for instance, would be an officer driving by and seeing someone breaking into a home, then he has cause to arrest the person and conduct a search of them and the premises in question. In either of these cases, he does not need a warrant to make the arrest or conduct the searches.

Reasonable suspicion could be as simple as the officer thinking the car was being driven erratically, or suspecting he saw someone smoking pot, then if he thinks he smells it when he pulls the car over, he has valid reason to conduct his search, without permission. He also does not have to...

Here's a good piece of advice: STOP DRINKING! You are way to young to let your life be ruined by falling into the rut of alcohol, clearly you already have a problem, it is time to stop drinking, and get your life back on the right track!

Actually, their not being able to do much if you make small, regular, consistent payments is a myth! They have a right to want their money, if the debt is in default, because of late or non-payments, then they have the right to want the full amount due. They do not have to accept a payment...