Any of u guys a lawyer? Lol

Me and my fiancé broke up this weekend and she took my dog while I was gone. She was my Christmas present from her 2 years ago and lived with me at my parents for a year until we moved into a house a year ago. Now somewhere along the way she somehow sent the papers off and registered her in her name. I didn't think anything about it bc we were engaged and I thought we would be together forever u know but didn't quite work like that. She never bought one bag of feed, paid one vet bill or anything. She moved out for a month in November and didn't take the dog. Didn't hear from her not one time in that month until one day she called and me being a fool let her back. I guess she took the dog this time bc I was one who wanted to end it. Guess that was her revenge. But what I'm getting at is would I have any legal ground here to try to get my dog? Even tho it's in her name? Wgat if I have witnesses that it was a gift and she left her for a month here? Couldn't that mean something? I really don't have the extra money to be trying to pay a lawyer but if there's any chance I could get my dog I'd sale whatever. That dog is my family. Y'all might think that's funny but she really is and is not replaceable

That's just wring right there

Do some checking with small claims court. May be able to go through there with out a lawyer. Or look for a legal aid office that uses paralegals. Yes you should be able to get dog back since it was a gift. Dog being registered in her name shouldn't have anything to do with it. Been through 2 divorces, don't be surprised at anything they do.

Sorry to hear about your troubles. Hard to lose a pet regardless of the circumstances.

See a lawyer, first visit is usually free. They can tell you if you have a chance in small claims.

women are -------

New Years Eve 2009 I came home to dust bunnies, my wife at the time ran off with some guy and took everything I owned, tools, guns, 4 wheeler cleaned out the bank account, thank god we didn't have any children. The only thing they left was my clothes and my jack Russell. Hang in there let me tell you it gets much better. Took a few years to recover but I'm living the dream now.

Hope you get your pup back. Women can be vindictive beyond belief.

My sympathy goes out to you.Just remember this song in the back of your mind to help you while away the time!http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WwRrKaq0IyY turn up the volume!

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My sympathy goes out to you.Just remember this song in the back of your mind to help you while away the time!http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WwRrKaq0IyY turn up the volume!

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That's a good one but I think he needs some Travis Tritt "Here's a quarter, call someone who cares!"

Sorry to say but, slim chance on getting the dog back.

Start by trying to talk your way into getting the dog back. Bring in a mutual moderator that can hear both sides of the story. Ideally, you'll want someone who can be persuaded to agree with you, but not an out and out advocate, so don't bring a brother or best friend or something. That can make it worse. If she doesn't concede, start collecting vet bills, food receipts, and anything else that shows that the dog was primarily yours. File this information away and don't show your hand. Once you have all of that together, you can A- seek an attorney's advice (expensive) or B- Send her a certified letter explaining that the dog is yours, you have proof of care, and you are willing to escalate the situation. If she thinks you mean business, you may be able to bluff your way into getting the dog back without spending a boatload. If she isn't emotionally invested in the dog and she lacks the funding to fight the battle, you will probably get it back. It just won't be worth it to her, but you're going to need to paint that picture for her.

This is not the time to be vindictive, like trotting out a new girlfriend or seeking some type of revenge. Doing things like that is stupid, petty, and makes you look like a jerk. It is time to go scorched earth, however. Know that an angry ex can and will do things that you never thought she was capable of doing and you probably can't talk your way out of most of it. Cancel any joint accounts and set up your own. Set up a brand new email account that she can't possibly hack. Ideally, set up two new accounts and use one as your primary form of communication with her. Block her from all social media. Schedule times to talk and don't answer her calls after a reasonable hour. Focus on the nuts and bolts of ending the relationship. Beyond that, focus on yourself and have a good time. She'll send scouts to find out how you're doing. Make sure the only thing that they can report is you're moving on.

Dude------ Your are screwed.

Does not sound like the ol lady wants the dog. She has it for leverage. Give her what she wants and get the dog back. If she left u like that, she will leave the dog like that. Some folks just don't have a heart.

good luck to you sir I couldn't imagine somebody taking my dog it wouldn't be pretty

bird down hit the nail on the head. Ignore her and she will bring the dog back herself and may even want to come back herself!I ain't no marriage counselor.

Remember what chuck Norris said In Lone Wolfe Mcquade. Why did you kill them. "They shot my dog". That's the way I feel about my dogs they are like children