With the Security Deposit Act, they are suposed to notify you with the information about your deposit. I've recently done this myself. If you're about to move out, just send a certified letter advising the landlady that your rent is to be deducted from the rent deposit. Just make sure you have EVERYTHING IN WRITING. More than likely, she she'll take you to tenant landlord court for the monies. And when sending the letter, include the statute for the Deposit Act.

The money for the heat that you never withheld, is a loss. You have to withold it and let the judge advise you how much to take from the rent. Since you paid November rent, you will not get it back. It wouldn't of been much money back anyhow. It's definitely not worth the stress of the courts.

It seems as though youre settle in your "illegal" basement apartment. I wouldn't call anyone unless you had a backup plan and are ready for chaos in your home life.

Boys and Girls Club and if all else fails, Xbox 360.

Yeah I believe John is the "big" guy right? He's the main one that goes after all the animals. Logically it doesn't make any sense that the proper protocol is to dump ALL CATS in Lincoln Park. Just imagine how the park would be with all the cats they recover? Oh wait, that's consider work. ;) We need new animal control officers. He's been around for years and just does what is necessary to get by. Time for some new blood in that department. Sorry about your cat. I'll pray for her safe return.

Their protocol is to take them directly to the shelter. They are FORBIDDEN to drop them anywhere else. Animal control is being lazy and it's time we get some good guy/gals in that department. If you don't do anything, at least take your pics to the Jersey Journal and see if they'll do anything with it.

Diamond Hut on Rte 440 at the Hudson Mall is one of the best in Jersey City. He also has a store in Newport if that's a little closer for you. I particularly like the employees at the Rte 440 store as well as the jeweler. Make sure you see the manager, Roger, he'll take good care of you.

Lesson learned: when he bails her out and they make up and make more babies....least he will never ask for the pacifier ever again.

Well im sure you get a lunch break, right? and maybe a piss break here and there? I'm sure the cigar owner shop has a restroom in there that the cop can use. And haven't you ever heard of community policing?
Tax dollars, tax dollars.....cops pay tax dollars too to this damn city.

8am to 6pm m-f
call 201-547-5477 if they havent closed shop.

It's unfortunate but alot of the times the women dont want action and it's because they fear it'll be worst on them when their partner gets out. Not to mention, their partner is probably the bread earner and with him/her gone that will be diminished. It's sad but reality. More than likely she told the cops everything was okay and her and her husband were just having a verbal argument (nothing illegal about that). I've tried to convince ppl to get help and no matter what you tell people.... it's up to them. When they are ready and are tired of the BS then maybe she'll decide to stand up against him. You gotta remember there is only so much a cop can do.

Now on that same note, if they saw her beat to a pulp and if he's there.. he'll be going with police escort.

He'll lose his job and will face criminal charges if the girlfriend/wife follows through with her complaint... ie domestic violence. JCPD doesn't play with fools who beat or harm their significant others.

Unfortunately, he slipped through the cracks and became a cop. At least no one was hurt and he's in custody.

1. you didn't witness the hit and run.
2. a third party gave you the plate that they thought they saw.
3. if that plate does NOT come back to the make and model of the vehicle that was described then apparently the third party person was incorrect.
4. or that plate didn't come back to any vehicle (old plate not registered in the system) how is anyone going to check for a vehicle and owner?
5. if that plate did come back registered in NJ was it in Jersey City so the officer can observe for a fact there are damages on the vehicle? because you dont want to issue summons to someone that is innocent right? hmmm..

that person then will bash the cops because they got issued a summons for no apparent reason.

there are many reasons why summons weren't issued. Dont blame the cop everytime something isn't done the "logical" way. the state of NJ requires all motor vehicle reports to be logged on that carbon copy sheet you observed. Jersey City guidelines are to wait 5 business days before a copy is available at 8 erie st; however, you can call your insurance company asap to start on the damages with the file number that was issued to you at the scene.

Sorry for your hit and run but unfortunately, thats the risk you take when you park on the street.