Yes, especially if you expect to get your security deposit back.

No. Once you move out, there is no grounds for filing an eviction case in Housing Court. It would be frivolous to do so.

You have to file a petition for modification in Family Court.

You need a motion and court order to drop parties from the proceeding. CPLR 1003. But like Mr. Smollens said, you have to serve all the occupants...

Family Court is supposed to be open to the public, but the judge has discretion to exclude the public if it deems necessary.

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You have to either file for divorce or go to Family Court to get a custody order.

You cannot prevent someone from filing in court, but if it has been pending for a year and it has only been a month since the final order, then it...

If your father died without a will, then your inheritance, if any, is determined by statute. What he "said" to you will probably not be sufficient...

There is no statute of limitations, but the doctrine of laches requires that there is a good excuse for not pursuing it for so many years. The...

You can be evicted only by court order. It requires formal sevice of notice as required by statute, and then filing of a special proceeding in...