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1) The word you're looking for is "veil", like what brides wear. Not "vale", which is a valley (although I am a fan of "The Vale", goose dropping aside, a lovely setting for a formal event). Nor "Vail", which is a fine place to visit in Colorado if you like skiing. 2) Yes, you can use this...

What matters in this situation is what is addressed it the lease that the tenant signed. Leases usually state explicitly what the landlord is responsible for (or not).

Hopefully the identifying information is removed soon. However, while it is there, I can only observe that one of you has a very common name and it is possible that there is someone with the same name in your area with an arrest record that includes felonies. It might be worth checking out.

So here's the issue: you were towed as a result of HOA rules, not as a result of a violation of legal code. (There's a difference - you're not dealing with traffic court.) Thus, the rules that dictate things are the HOA rules. Such fun!

My legal advice is to get an initial consult with at least 3 lawyers licensed to practice law in NM and choose 1. The types of questions you have been asking indicate that you need more handholding can be offered on this forum.

You can change your party affiliation online: Update My Registration | Voting & Election Information | Commonwealth of Pennsylvania You should be able to change it to "independent" (as opposed to Independence). It is only voter fraud if someone actually voted under your name.

Maybe. For some of us it's even too often. What do your court orders say? Again, what do you court orders say? Note: while you may not "have to", from a practical point of view, life might be easier if you are more understanding.

I'm giving out full size candy bars and zombi Takis for Halloween.

You didn't. You said NOTHING before about how anyone knew what a specific animal did; this was the first post where you mentioned camera footage. You are on a legal forum. What matters are what the local laws are, not opinions. Just as you are responsible $-wise when your human kid...

Are you running a charity or a business? If you are running a business then adjust your model to account for such expenses. If you are more worried about losing customers that cost you money, then officially become a charity.

I too have wondered over what was meant by "hostile". If OP means fisticuffs or stealing, that doesn't belong in the will. It is assumed that people are expected not to break the law. If OP means attempts to contest the will, then that's a weird way of describing it. Usually this is handle...

I concur, but perhaps OP is one of those people who are offended by the idea of calling domesticated animals property. At least, that is what I assumed was the case. However, it is possible that "Person A" is just feeding a feral cat, and therefore is just "associating" with the cat. Perhaps...

Old humans can have issues too.

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)...