Can I be evicted if I lose a civil bench lawsuit?

The notice of petition and petition are the way in which the eviction proceeding is commenced. Normally, in a nonpayment proceeding, you first...

Me and another guy traded 4 wheeler and cash for a camaro. He said it ran perfect and it doesn't. Can i sue for trade back?

I don't know much about car engines, but I do know that asking the seller of a motor vehicle for a general comment as to the quality of the vehicle...

Dad and girlfriend listed on deed. No surviorship. Dad died without a will she just died Dad and girlfriend were on deed. No

If the deed had not been held jointly with right of survivorship, then it was held by your father and his girlfriend as tenants in common, meaning...

Need Arbitraton advice regarding a dispute with my attorney over fees.

An attorney is not required for the arbitration. During the arbitration proceeding, both parties may present evidence and call witnesses. The...

I am sorry for your loss. Pay the parking tickets. Not doing so can result in the car being impounded, replete with an array of extra fees. ...

What are the odds of success in prosecuting internet libel cases in NYC?

Obviously, the chances of success in any civil litigation will depend greatly upon the particular factual circumstances. If you would like, I...

Is cancelling a verbal contract agreement legal?

A contract requires that each side give something up. That "something" is legally known as "consideration." Many forms of contract (including the...

Do I have basis to respond to defendant's MSJ?

As a New York attorney, I cannot advise you as to Texas law, but I do know that in other jurisdictions (including New York), the fact that...

Need certified copy of mother's marriage certificate (02/23/57 brooklyn ny) asap. can't go myself. Who can go?

If you engage an attorney to procure the marriage certificate, the attorney will prepare the documents for you to sign. My experience is that...

Dad passed away in august. he was still paying on his house, what happens to the house

It depends, firstly, on how the deed was held. If it was held jointly with right of survivorship, then the house would belong to your mother. If...