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Yeabut at least you can drive a stake through a vampire's heart. That and or revoke your invitation, but according to some once you invite evil into your home it isn't going anywhere without a fight. *LOL*
Apparently, the nanny is missing now. According to the article she is named in a couple of cases. I'm wondering if she has a warrant or two out there, and all this media attention sent her running.
When she's sleeping, tie a bunch of bananas to her head, then leave a trail of bananas leading to her bed. Then let a gorilla find the trail, and leave it at that.
She may be a smarty pants, but that approach won't work with a 400 pound, hungry gorilla.
I haven't tried it myself, but I've always said that if anyone crosses me, that's what I'd do.
a judge in the case disagrees with you. she established residence at the house, and as such the judge said they home owners had to go through the eviction process of the state of california.
^ works the same way in most states.
You have not seen anything till you see the legal battle it takes to evict a parent's 40 year old child or other relative, including those who abuse the owners.
When she's sleeping, tie a bunch of bananas to her head, then leave a trail of bananas leading to her bed. Then let a gorilla find the trail, and leave it at that.
Yours is better than mine: using liquid nails and 2 X 4's to lock her in her room
You have not seen anything till you see the legal battle it takes to evict a parent's 40 year old child or other relative, including those who abuse the owners.
very true, and there are some cities that also have eviction procedures as well that must be followed. it can get very bad indeed being a landlord.
this is a clusterfk of a case. First off the people hired her, a retiree on SS, to babysit for room and board. She wasn't being paid anything but a room and meals. THEY are pathetic abusers of the elderly themselves.
I know this person is a habitual law suit filer, and I think she's a dreg, but in this instance she may have a case.
How would she have a case?
She knew the offer before accepting the job. Nobody forced her to take the job.
She knew the offer before accepting the job. Nobody forced her to take the job.
There is a minimum wage. I don't entirely agree with it, but it does exist. It's doubtful she could have been considered an exempt employee.
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