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I live in NYC and recently my neighborhood changed drastically (regentification). what are my rights they want us to move?
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If you do not have a lease, then you can be evicted with thirty-day notice, so long as the notice is proper under law. If you receive an eviction...
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I have exclusive right to the house and my lawyer wants me to sign agreement to vacate premises so husband can move for sale?
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Try a couple more times to reach your attorney. Let his/her office now that you are thinking of obtaining new counsel. You have the right to...
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I am in drug court and would like to sentence out but I need to know how to go about possibly sentencing out of drug court.
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Discuss your concerns with your criminal defense attorney as he/she is in the best position to answer any questions that you may have in this...
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Chances with NYPD
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Yes, but the NYPD may ask you questions about the alleged incident.
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3030 motion dismissal question
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Yes, the police will most likely give you those items back unless the items were the subject of the alleged crime.
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Is there anything I can do about my felony
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Unfortunately New York is not an expungement state. You need to explain your situation and how you've changed as a result of it a bit better to...
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What does it mean when the "DA's" office has not yet generated a calendar for a case?
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The D.A. may not be ready to file the Complaint yet.
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NYS driver license expired back in 2004 because person wasnt able to verify ssn...
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Ask the DMV.
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Nypd lawsuit
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It is possible. Speak with a local lawyer about filing a false arrest cause of action.
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Over stay over a year and might have warrants on me because I broken my husband's office. Can I still coming to USA no problem?
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You'll have to consult with an immigration attorney in order to address your concerns.
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