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avebury

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6. While I am not sure how she racked up $94,000

Reply to TexasTowelie (Original post)

Thu Mar 1, 2018, 07:23 AM

Mar 2018

in two years (it appears rather high for the short period of time) the College needs to go after her for that money as well. If they can get a court ruling they can then get an order of garnishment, serve it on her employer and start to collect money from the girl.

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College dropout refuses to leave her dorm room [View all] TexasTowelie Mar 2018 OP

Hey, what do you expect? It's hard to find a rent-free place in the middle of Manhattan. brush Mar 2018 #1

.There is a important information missing here. madaboutharry Mar 2018 #2

Just guessing here, but... Amsterdammer Mar 2018 #3

New York City has strict laws concerning eviction - only a marshal acting under a court order... PoliticAverse Mar 2018 #8

Ok, fine... Amsterdammer Mar 2018 #10

Here's the article about the nurse BumRushDaShow Mar 2018 #4

I liked my dorm room, too. LisaM Mar 2018 #5

While I am not sure how she racked up $94,000 avebury Mar 2018 #6

Yep! Amsterdammer Mar 2018 #7

Oh good Lord! I went back and read the article and she enrolled in Hunter in 2010 avebury Mar 2018 #9

Just make her an RA tirebiter Mar 2018 #11