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A cursory Google search brought up the instructions on how to request a wage garnishment to satisfy a civil suit: https://njcourts.gov/forms/10548_wage_exec.pdf so it appears that it is possible to garnish wages IF you win a civil suit. Disclaimer: I did no further research as to when this...

But more importantly, Abigail, why does this matter to you?

How do you know she's 15?

This forum deals with US laws only.

What do you and these other employees who are getting "targeted" have in common?

I believe his use of the phrase "dog hitting on my car" means that a drug-detection dog was used and had a "hit".

Unless the truck was titled in your name, it doesn't matter who drove it for how long. I have no doubt this is all upsetting, but think of it like this: you had full use of an expensive truck for a year. You would have had to pay thousands of dollars to rent a similar vehicle. Be grateful...

If you're not already in treatment for your alcoholism, then I suggest you get yourself some treatment NOW. Because you obviously need it, and it *may* help you out with your court cases. Even better, you can get sober before you kill yourself or someone you love. And start saving up your $$...

ADHD stand for Attention Deficit HyperACTIVITY Disorder, not hyperTENSION. And why would you think someone with that diagnosis wouldn't be allowed to own a firearm?

Did you call the police when he abused you? If so, what was the result? Keep in mind -- your harassing him is a different issue entirely from his alleged abuse. Are you familiar with the phrase "two wrongs don't make a right"? Because it absolutely applies to your situation. IF he files...

So based on your assumption that you'll clear $500 a week, that's $2k per month, and only $24,000 a year. According to these estimates, 2 "adults" and one child have a requirement of $48,000 per year to meet living expenses. So tell me -- how are you going to afford this? Living Wage...

Assuming you and the new neighbor are going to have to live next to each other for many years to come, have you considered a compromise that will 1) allow the debris to not build up and 2) keep your dog on your property? Perhaps a length of chain link (or other other water-permeable material)...

Hence the "controversy". Here's an interesting* discussion about it: Eggcorn Forum / "gets my goad" for "gets my goat" *interesting only to word-nerds such as me.

Hence the "controversy". Here's an interesting* discussion about it: Eggcorn Forum / "gets my goad" for "gets my goat" *interesting only to word-nerds such as me.

You just sent me down a delightful rabbit-hole with this. Interestingly enough, there's some "controversy" in the word-nerd realm about which came first, the use of goat or goad in this particular phrase. I've always heard "gets my goat," but apparently just as many people use "gets my goad"...

I'm calling troll, as no one can be this dense.

Well, bless his heart! I'm an unabashed Willie fan, I wish him nothing but the best.

That's just nonsense.

Seriously? They would have to be TOLD that dropping off their disabled passenger was an option? Was this facility on the edge of a cliff? Or at the bottom of the ocean? That is just so absurd -- perhaps the driver shouldn't be allowed to drive at all if he/she is that lacking in common sense.

What makes you think the PD has time to talk to the legal-stranger of every defendant on her case load? He is an adult and you're not his parent. She has ZERO obligation to speak to you at all, and your insistence that she should is irrational.