If they have other garnishments - particularly child support garnishments - you may have to stand in line for a while as a certain percentage of a person's paycheck is not garnishable.  

I hope you're wildly happy with your new child, and that you're able to buy another home soon. 

As a parent, my role is to teach my child and once they get this age, help from me will need to be done in a fashion that is helping my child so there will be conditions to bring that about.

But cats also keep rodents at bay, and unlike pit bulls (a pair of which mauled a child in my neighborhood last year), a cat usually does not present a major safety or liability problem. 

So the first house I ever bought, which became my first rental almost 3 years ago, is becoming a problem child.

When a child bangs it's head on her armchair, how much money are you liable for?

Child support after you?

And it's too late in the year to get pregnant in time to have a child as an exemption for 2015.  

The person reading the lease I don't think can be a child or just anyone with command of English it has to be a licensed paralegal or some such.

Otherwise, if you can afford to move into a hotel temporarily, do so, and inform the landlord you expect him to pay for it until you and your child can live in place that is not flooded with sewage (and use those words).