New York, NY
General practice Lawyer at New York, NY
Practice Areas: General Practice, Probate, Bankruptcy & Debt
the person with the problem is the step-father, not the bank. Why should the bank be responsible if the step father committed identity theft? ...
I think the answer is generally the same is just about any jurisdiction I have heard of. If a party does not answer in that length of time, you...
It's likely a bankruptcy could help you out of this problem, as the returns were filed and were likely assessed and they are over three years old. ...
there is of course no specified time frame. What specifically is the problem?
Perhaps file bankruptcy, but there are other factors to consider including the age and size of your debts, if you have any assets, etc. It's...
No, it's not something I would do. Maybe the person will simply move out when served with papers, but you might be stuck.
sometimes landlords do this if they suspect the potential tenant is a credit risk, though of course there has to be a non-discriminatory reason for...
My colleague is right, sure you can file. It's by no means too late.
It depends on many factors you do not list. What does your lawyer say?
It wouldn't likely be a copyright claim but possibly a trademark claim. Of course, your next logical step should be to see an attorney that...
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