Q: Can I legally file a ucc-1 lean against my wrongfully taken dogs that are being held at animal control
They offered me a hearing for approximately $70,000 for my dogs which would almost guarantee them being ethanized or being deemed dangerous animals even though they didn't do anything it was a setup if I wanted to go the other route I could spend $650 a dog to surrender them and they would not be deemed dangerous animals and they would be relocated to other families this is after I've been harassed for over a year by every County Andy there is after being robbed by the same county department I believe my case will be dropped tomorrow I want to take action quickly to try and retain my daughters dogs I have a sole proprietorship and an LLC if that helps the same cops posted on Facebook false accusations about me which got me arrested after the illegal search of my home for having my own guns and not being a felon turns out there was about $75,000 worth of cash in another items stolen from my seat along with all my 27 guns they were trying to give me five years for them and extorting
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Filing a UCC-1 lien against your wrongfully taken dogs may not be a suitable legal remedy in this situation. The UCC-1 lien is typically used for securing interests in personal property in commercial transactions. To address the issue with your dogs, it is recommended to consult with an attorney experienced in animal law to explore other legal avenues available under California law.
Regarding the hearing and potential euthanasia or dangerous animal designation, it is crucial to present a strong defense and gather evidence to demonstrate that your dogs are not a threat and have been wrongfully taken.
Regarding your harassment claims, you may have grounds for a separate legal action against the involved parties, but again, consulting an attorney with expertise in civil rights or harassment cases is advisable.
As for the illegal search and loss of your property, you may have potential claims against law enforcement. It is essential to seek immediate legal counsel to protect your rights and explore your options.
Remember that the information provided here is not a substitute for personalized legal advice. Please consult a qualified California attorney for a thorough evaluation of your case and appropriate guidance.
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