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In NYS (Schenectady county) my husband and I own a house. Can my husband remove my name from the property deed?

You can go to the Schenectady County Clerks office and look up the deed that is on file. You can find any changes to the deed there. Further, even if your husband did somehow take your name off the deed New York Laws of Equitable distribution would assure you of your share of ownership. Further, New York's Estate laws would keep your interest in the house as well. This question is actually in need of more facts to be fully answered but the response should suit you well brring some unforseen or...

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Can a Landlord discuss another tenants buisness with other tenants and harrass them about another tenants rent.

Any infrmation that is public can always be discussed with others however, the use of private information is not. If this LandLord is using private information he or she could be subject to a lawsuit. Your Question however, seems to require more information for this to be answered further. Such as the use of the word Harrass...in what way are you being harrassed? the law is clear that no one can just harrass a person but is very specific as to what is and what is not harrassment. Thank you

How do I find out who a visiting judge is who heard my case, that I was not informed about?

You can look up the case in New York E-Courts. All Papers and assigned Judges will be avalable for your review. If you do not have the index number you can search under your name. Just go to New York Courts website and follow the instructions. If this is not updated then you should call your lawyer and request copies of all the paperwork. You should find the information in those documents. Thank you.

Personal injury

Personal Injury settlements or verdicts can and often do include damages for mental or emotional injuries. They are usually included in the definition of pain and suffering and must be established by competent proof such as a psychiatrist. Thank you