New York, NY
General practice Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: General Practice, Probate, Bankruptcy & Debt
Who ordered the tenant to be evicted? A judge?
How was he able to take the money out of your account? Did you give him your checking account information? If you did, you might have...
Bring him to court. File a complaint against him and you will likely (from what you say) win....of course, a lawyer will be helpful. I wouldn't...
Probably not. Many states are similar in this respect. The statute of limitations doesn't apply necessarily to warrants- they are merely orders...
Um! Well, if you're serious, this might be a good place to start looking- http://www.lsac.org/ You probably don't have to major in anything...
It depends what you want to do. In all likelihood, if you were correctly served, and you know you own the money (you have paid it recently I...
There are basically three alternatives -1) if there is a judgment against you, and your were properly served and the suit was valid, you can't do...
It's not clear, are you still living in the house? If so, you can stop paying for a while, but they will foreclose eventually.
If you live in Manhattan, you can check with the clerk of Manhattan Supreme Court, or it's possibly online if it has progressed further. Were...
Yes, liabilities are taken into consideration, but it might matter how those liabilities were incurred. If a party in a divorce for example...
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