Real Estate: Can a co-op bill a shareholder for legal work that was not requested and not necessary?
Dear Manhattan Trustee: I will hazard a guess, having experience in Board work and shareholder rights as well. The coop decided it wants to make...
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Dear Manhattan Trustee: I will hazard a guess, having experience in Board work and shareholder rights as well. The coop decided it wants to make...
Dear Yonkers House Sitter: You have the same rights as any other residential occupant of a dwelling where there is no legal relationship of...
Dear New York Tenant: Search engines, even specialized websites, have the uncanny ability to find any address ever connected to nearly every...
Dear Brooklyn Property Owner You mean the original stamped Notice of Petition? The original filed petition never left the clerks office....
Dear Brooklyn Property Owner AVVO Q&A forum is not set up for lawyers unfamiliar with the underlying subject to second guess the strategy of a...
Dear Coop Owner Generally no because the cooperative must also accept the contractor. Usually a shareholder has insurance for just this sort of...
The victim tenant has some good choices. Obviously, number one is hire an attorney, since that would be a person who has a toolbox and skill set to...
Dear Marcellus Tenant: You are entitled to a minimum of ninety days' advance written notification to cause a proper end to your month-to-month...
Dear Queens Tenant: You could locate the attorney's email address by logging in to NYSCEF as a guest user, finding your case, and seeing the...
Dear Long Island City Tenant: If you are afraid the court clerk gave incorrect information, no lawyer answering on AVVO will risk telling you...