Dealing with a nuisance? Municipal lawyer offers tips to resolve nuisance ordinance violations

April 4, 2012 - In this video, Fond du Lac attorney Matthew Parmentier gives advice to municipalities and municipal lawyers dealing with potential nuisance ordinance violations. Specifically, he discusses initial review of the case, client preparation, prosecuting and settling cases, and enforcing judgments once obtained.
Parmentier gave a full presentation on the issue at State Bar PINNACLE's seminar on "Current Issues in Land Use Law," available by video replay April 17 at locations throughout the state (bit.ly/xch3rm), and by webcast replay May 1 (bit.ly/y084bz). Click here (bit.ly/z35Y7V) for a full list of speakers and topics.

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What if the nuisance is another tenant

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These ordinances will most likely be considered a violation of The Public Law(s) 101 Universal Declaration Of Human Rights

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What can I expect from an attorney in a noise ordinance violation case?

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When Attorney Michael Rubas defends you in Municipal Court, he takes the necessary legal actions to dismiss, reduce or defeat the charges, or minimize the penalties associated with a noise ordinance violation charge. When it is in your best interest, the Rubas law firm may plea bargain your charges. However, in so doing, Mr. Rubas will closely scrutinize and apprise you of the State’s case, and examine the best defenses possible before entering into a plea agreement. The Rubas Law Offices’ aggressive approach is calculated to raise all available defenses on your behalf.
Ref: www.rubaslawoffices.com/noise-ordinance-violations/

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Can a tenant file a nuisance complaint against the management department & the another tenant for ex. constant dog barking loud parties arguing apartment smelling of weed & pee & poop