I have had to take my ex-husband to court approx 20 times, to get the money he owes me for for expenses related to payment of

I agree with Atty. Robbins. You have no leverage right now. The court can find him in contempt for non-payment and can impose penalties. The three...

Do I have a case for the items in question?

This is an unfortunate situation. You can attempt to seek a harassment restraining order under chapter 258E IF you can demonstrate 3 acts of...

How do i file for custody of my child when they live out of state

Was there a prior custody and visitation order? If so, you need to file a contempt action to enforce it or a modification action to change it. If...

This seems to be much ado about nothing on your neighbor's part. I see no agreement regarding his patching in the facts as you relate them, so you...

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I want out of my lease with my roomates?

If you signed the lease, you remain liable for it unless and until your landlord lets you out. So talk to LL about this. You may also want to speak...

My parking privlidges have been suspended for owed common charges do they have a legal right to boot and tow my visitors cars

If I assume your condo or coop has disclosed rules that allow for the suspension of parking privileges for non-payment of fees. Can I also assume...

Can a right of way driveway be parked on for any length of time?

The answer turns on how formal this easement is - is it in writing and recorded? If so, those are tough to undo. Is the access to the side...

Do I have grounds to sue my school district.

The answer lies in what custody you have. When you used the terms "custodial" and "non-custodial", what do you mean? If it is solely physical...

If I pay off my mortgage for my NYC coop is the board notified? am I required to notify the board?

Likely that the mortgage compnay won't notify. You should if the coop board requires notice of the existence of mortgages.

Why is it foolish for a defendant to proceed in a criminal defense matter as pro se?

The obvious answer - you don't know the law, rules of evidence, procedures, etc. and screwing up will cost you your liberty.

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