Legal Case Study: Tonya's Home

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On this date worker received a call from Ms. Rachel Rodgers, for the purpose of monitoring Ms. Tonya Smith's current situation. Ms. Rodgers stated Tonya's sister-in-law Kristy had recently crawled under the locked chain link fence and came into Tonya's home. While there she stole loose change and informed Tonya she owed her 117.00 dollars because she paid the land tax on the home Tonya lives in. Ms. Rodgers stated she thought the land tax was exempted because of Tonya being disabled. Ms. Rodgers called Probate and found out the paperwork was mixed up and Tonya owed last year land tax 95.00 dollars. Tonya is going to get a Cashier Check for 95.00 to repay Kristy for the land tax. Tonya also stated if she returned to the home she would not let

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