[popping]

Good for you

What can you do if someone doesn't pay you for a property lawsuit if they don't own any property.

If my neighbor's children damaged my property could I sue their parents?

Damage to cars in parking lot trass passing windows doors guters painting on house all at differt time in the mouth and day

Damage to cars in parking lot trass passing windows doors guters painting on house all at differt time in the mouth and day

Damage to cars in parking lot trass passing windows doors guters painting on house all at differt time in the mouth and day

If my neighbor's children damaged my property could I sue their parents? Even If it is 40 dollar to 300.00 because I am going to put insecurity cameras
Damage to cars in parking lot tress passing windows doors gutters painting on house all at different time in the mouth and day, I am getting sick of having to spend money fixing damage ones or two a mouth and it isn't summer now and school isn't out.

[popping]

Lehigh county PA

[AK lawyer]

Chapter 55 - Title 23 - DOMESTIC RELATIONS
"...
§ 5502. Liability of parents.
Any parent whose child is found liable or is adjudged guilty by a court of competent jurisdiction of a tortious act shall be liable to the person who suffers the injury to the extent set forth in this chapter.

...

§ 5505. Monetary limits of liability.
(a) General rule.--Liability of the parents under this chapter shall be limited to:
(1) The sum of $1,000 for injuries suffered by any one person as a result of one tortious act or continuous series of tortious acts.
(2) The sum of $2,500 regardless of the number of persons who suffer injury as a result of one tortious act or ontinuous series of tortious acts.
(b) Proceedings where loss exceeds liability.--In the event that actual loss as ascertained by the court or the judgment against the child exceeds $2,500, the parents shall be discharged from further liability by the payment of $2,500 into court. The court shall cause all aggrieved parties to submit itemized statements of loss in writing and shall make distribution proportionately, whether the claims be for injuries to the person or for theft, destruction or loss of property. The court may take testimony to assist it in making proper distribution and may appoint a master to accomplish this purpose. All costs and fees incurred in these proceedings shall be paid from the $2,500 paid into court.
(c) Joint acts by children of same parent.--The limitations on liability set forth in subsections (a) and (b) shall be applicable when two or more children of the same parent engage jointly in the commission of one tortious act or series of tortious acts.
...
"

So, if the childrens' actions in damaging your property were intentional or negligent, the parents could be liable for up to $2,500.

[ballengerb1]

Can you tell us what and how they damages the property? What do you place your damages at and why?

[JudyKayTee]

I asked you if you're asking about enforcing a Judgment. Is that what you are asking? If you DON'T have a Judgment against the person you can't collect. If a Judge ORDERS the person to pay, ask that that be entered as a Judgment.

Otherwise I have no idea what you are asking.

[Fr_Chuck]

I am goining to try and find your answers,

You asked so many questions in so many forums that trying to merge them lost all of the answers, ( I am sorry) Do not, start another question, add more info to this one by answering it, I will delete any new question about this.

[Fr_Chuck]

Thanks for the reddie, like that is going to make me want to help you.

{Mod Note: The inaccurate rating has been removed because the rater (the OP) did not give an explanation of why the post was inaccurate.<> }

[JudyKayTee]

I'm not interested in helping now that I've seen the "not helpful" BUT I see a lot of threads, people needing more info in order to answer, no answer forthcoming.