Legal question for a coworker

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Originally Posted by Otterbatcat

At least the bases are covered after talking with LE. They might give the go-ahead for her to take her vehicle back, dunno.

But, taking the dog is suggestive of being on the psycho side of things IMO.

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There's been a handful of things she's done that suggest she's a bit psycho. The dog part definitely drives that point home for me.

If he says no then the car will not leave. He can claim a mechanics lien. He can deny access to the property. Then it will take months and money to get back a trashed vehicle. Go get it and don't tell anybody. Possession IS 9/10 of the law.

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Originally Posted by MrAK

There's been a handful of things she's done that suggest she's a bit psycho. The dog part definitely drives that point home for me.

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Instead of advice for her, how about advice for you. If she actually steals the guys dog. (Other than being a deadbeat needing her car we dont know how bad he is or not? Not that it matters) Report her ass to boss/police otherwise you kinda are privy to it which in an extreme case puts you on the hook for not reporting?

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Originally Posted by MrAK

There's been a handful of things she's done that suggest she's a bit psycho. The dog part definitely drives that point home for me.

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I'm sensing cocktail server.

MYOB, stay away from the crazy.

Don't get involved, get away

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Originally Posted by thedave1164

MYOB, stay away from the crazy.

Don't get involved, get away

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X2, not even sure why getting involved was a consideration after she blew you off the first time.

When you see a pot of crazy, you don't have to stir.

Involved in domestic disputes is bad juju. Spectator sport only, better from cheap seats far out.