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can I use someone I allowed to live with me for cleaning & damage their dog caused

Answered 10 years and 11 months ago by attorney Bruce Robins   |   1 Answer
Yes, and if the Court believes your testimony rather than your daughter's (she will no doubt testify to a different version of events), you will be awarded damages.  The amount of damages, however, might be difficult to prove since you have no bills for cleaning services, etc.  Also, being awarded damages doesn't mean that you can collect.  If your daughter can't afford gas, she may not be able lto pay any judgment.... Read More
Yes, and if the Court believes your testimony rather than your daughter's (she will no doubt testify to a different version of events), you will be... Read More

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