I believe any problem that presents in life is a simple stand-in for deeper issues - issues that are often so enmeshed into one's own personality that their (eventual) resolution (aka transformation) requires a disintegration of self (literally, a dis-integration), and a subsequent rebuilding of the self.

We've had news stories where people were injured from this neglect.If you don't respond, you could be liable, as your post shows you knew about the problem.Restrict access on and below the problem immediately and drop everything to get a quick resolution.

Who, after all;  even if they do ever catch them, will not be at all inconvenienced by having it's driving privileges revoked in the state of new jersey.Or can you all think of any alternative resolution to this issue?

Google Resolution Trust Corporation (RTC) if you are unfamiliar with this period.In recent years, think of huge number of equity loans made on people’s homes.

that can be disputed since we now know that civilization started on the african continent and expanded out but lets leave that alone and say that slavery started someplace else.

In my state If you deny them you have to tell them why and give them copies if they paid for it. then they can dispute it.

You say California until recently had the largest (until recently) economy in the states....and though I don't dispute you, no other state is facing bankruptcy like California.

Anyone who would dispute my claim that the United States is the best nation in the world is free to tell me who is stronger, more prosperous, and a better place to live and express your individuality with greater opportunities for your own enrichment from your own individuality.

Look up the company with the department of real estate, send a certified letter, regular first class letter and email message of your complaint and what you want as a resolution and time frame to refund your money to the broker of record probably 30 days would be good.

A judge may or may not balk at the amount, but the cost to you for filing and just having her pay the $9.11 to dispute the eviction seems more trouble than its worth.