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You should consider making a CPLR 3126(3) motion to strike a pleading if you can demonstrate continued willful failure on the part of defendant....

A "capias" is a writ ordering the arrest of a named person. You cannot be arrested for failure to pay a debt [exception being child support]. You...

You have all available discovery tools as prescribed in the New York Civil Practice Law and Rules ["NY CPLR"]. You simply do not have an attorney...

Can you get fired for saying fire me an I will collect unemployment

Yes, Yes, and Yes. You are most likely an employee=at-will.

A bank account is not real property. A money judgment in New York is valid for 20 years.

Why can't I find the default judgement against me if it has been filed with the court?

Take al the paperwork you have regarding this issue to a consumer protection/litigation attorney for a consultation. Everything else is just...

If you are going to represent yourself, you MUST become familiar with the NY Civil Practice Law and Rules ["NY CPLR"]. You should conduct internet...

What is the statute of limitations to reopen a dismissed civil case in New York?

There is no statute of limitations for "re-opening a case". The SOL is based on the underlying cause of action as stated by Mr. Nathanson.

This is a repost of the same question you asked earlier. Your ex is an attorney and you are unrepresented. Inadvisable.

Adjournments

Your ex is an attorney and you are unrepresented. This is not advisable. You should retain counsel.