Jerome, ID asked in Criminal Law, Animal / Dog Law and Civil Rights for Idaho

Q: I was evicted from my grandmother's house without a written. I have a 3000$ dog I wasn't able to take so my family gave

Him Away without my consent or anything. I have all the papers on him and proof. The person that has him is trying to charge me a fee for taking care of him and stuff. Is there anything I can do?

1 Lawyer Answer
Kevin M Rogers
Kevin M Rogers
Answered
  • Criminal Law Lawyer
  • Boise, ID
  • Licensed in Idaho

A: You were staying with your grandmother, right? You brought your $3,000 dog with you, right? You did something that caused your grandmother to 86 you, right? But you didn't take your dog. Now grandma is going to feed and water your dog FOR FREE? I don't see that happening. It was very nice of grandma to let you stay with her at all, and she probably didn't enjoy your dog as much as you did. Then you did something that made grandma mad and she evicts you. You could have taken your dog but you didn't. Now you want your grandma to feed and water your dog for free? Why? What about that sounds like a loving grandson to you?

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