Cheshire, CT
Probate Lawyer at Cheshire, CT
Practice Areas: Probate, Elder Law, Estate Planning
The change in law does not require a new POA. But you still may want to do it. What the cost would be is up to each particular lawyer. I would...
Need to know more, such as if it is a criminal case, a civil case, and the nature of the hearing date.
The short answer is YES. You can always be sued. But whether or not you win your case is another matter. Seek counsel.
The only way to handle this is to find another NY lawyer and see if he can help you. Your lawyer may very well be telling the truth, and then...
Next time, just take a video on your phone of the attempts you made to seek out the owner. But don't worry. Live your life.
The only thing I would like to add is that you may have to watch out for an arbitration agreement that could keep you out of court.
You have a very intriguing question. You should seek counsel. Your kind of case would be what is called a 1983 case, which refers to the federal...
It seems that you would benefit from a sit down with an attorney who can at least give you what you need to focus on. As was said before, if I may...
If you need proof that you no longer own the car, a bill of sale indicating the same would help.
I am sorry, but I don't quite understand what you are trying to say.