New York, NY
General practice Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: General Practice, Probate, Bankruptcy & Debt
My colleague is correct. If you wanted a lawyer to do it, it would probably case another few hundred dollars.
If you do nothing at all, and not pay them anything, that might be an option, too. If you are judgment proof, what do you care about any judgment...
Since the lease is in your name, go pick car up and turn it over to the leasing company.
That code provision sounds okay to me, though if I personally lived there, I might want it changed.
You have to set those things up in advance of Medicaid, of course, but you should also speak to an elder law attorney in NYC for more information...
Again, if he makes a lot of money, why can't you ask the court to make him pay your legal fees?
Why not find a way to have him pay your attorney fees? It's a routine thing in most places...speak to a local attorney, but don't immediately...
Possibly, and especially if the other two decline to serve.
I'm sure there is no law, but why would you not give a receipt? Are you paying him in cash? If you are, I would agree with the other person...
You want him to force him to put you in his will? Not something you'd likely be successful at.
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