You are over the dollar damages limit to sue in small claims court so you need to speak with an attorney in your area who litigates (preferably...

I have moved this over to the area of Child Support. That said, 2008? 14 years ago?

Again, I do not profess to be an expert on NY coop law (and you may still want to speak with someone who is), but section 603 of the NY BCL (which...

I'm not going to profess to be an expert on NY coop law (and you may still want to speak to an attorney that is), but a simple reading of sections...

I think this question will get more pertinent responses under "Landlord & Tenant" then the "Corporate & Incorporation" it was posted under and so...

Speak with a firm that has labor & employment expertise with a corresponding intellectual property practice that also litigates. You need to be...

Since I am assuming the amount of potential damages is less than $6,000, you might consider brining an action in small claims court in your area...

Certain types of income is exempt from garnishment...even with a court order. What is exempt generally varies to some extent state-by-state. Some...

It's a legal issue insofar as the terms of the agreement you signed with Auto Management Company are likely to control (which I suspect may also...

You may have real statute of limitations issues to bring, for instance, a breach of contract action since it appears you have waited almost 9 years...