Hey @Aquila Oliveira - It is highly unlikely that a judge will overturn Elder Abuse - it is sort of like Child Abuse - something they do not play with.

Whether a tenants dog will maul their neighbours child or not is only one concern.

Cons: A bankruptcy "less than a year old" (I'm not sure if that's since filing or since discharge), no recent rental history because he was a homeowner, a new wife from his native country joining him soon with her child, and a poor financial condition reportedly from an ex-wife who ran off with the money.Pros: A seemingly stable but not particularly lucrative corporate job, apparent sincerity about starting a new life, and willingness to put down $10,000 on a one-year lease for $1,550 a month.

If a child tresspasses, jumps on the trampoline, gets hurt...the property owner is liable.

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. 

Their income was great but their credit was bad and the income was all from disability, child support, workman's comp, etc.  

I think in the interest of your son's safety, I should call the police and child protective services to have a meeting with you and your son.

Provide a field trip every month for every inner city child in King and Pierce county.

This is just like the first police auction I attended as a child.

T lives upstairs (not the POA child) and grandpa lives downstairs.