If my sons father calls with a restricted number do i legally have to answer. Or will it fall back on my badly

Sounds like there's games on both sides. If you're expecting the child's father to call at 7:30, answer the phone if it rings at 7:30, or a few...

Which attorneys would be familiar with this kind of case, civil or personal, and do I have standing?

Use the "Find a Lawyer" tab on the screen, it should be in the upper-right-hand corner, and look for "civil rights" attorneys in New York.

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Can you assst me with this.Can i get a consultation.If so is there a fee

I agree with my colleague's answer. Also, its very difficult to get any judgment re-opened. And, you say "I didn't even show up," which suggests...

How can we get the child support to stop.

I'm changing the practice area to "Child Support" from "unknown." If there is a court order in place that discusses your father's obligations,...

You should just pay the parking ticket and spend the time you saved working or studying, as the case may be.

Clerical error (wrong instructions) results in a denied motion

If the Court made a glaring error or you have instructions from a court employee in writing that were obviously wrong, you can try making a motion...

Is the language "moving back in our home" correct to place on a non renewal, or should I also add "non-payment of rent.?

This seems related to the other question. For non-payment of rent, there must be a notice to cease and then a notice to quit, and there are time...

Should we send cease notice for late payment or file eviction?

It sounds like you understand part of the problem. Except for non-payment of rent, you have to give notice for the grounds for eviction. There's...

If I attend a court ordered mediation, do I have to make a notice of appearance? I was just added to the action and I have not

We're missing a lot of information here, such as when you were served, when your answer is due, and what court this is. But, as a practical...

If a judge denies my motion --for a reason not asserted by the opposing party--isn't that advocating for the other side? I was

This question shows the pitfalls of representing yourself. I'm going to assume this is a proceeding in the Law Division of Superior Court, and...