Bronx, NY
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Bronx, NY
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You can file in either court if there is concurrent jurisdiction. First consult with your divorce lawyer to pick a venue.
I agree with the prior responder with an addition. Schedule an appointment with your criminal defense lawyer to go over the 30.30 time limits.
Consult with your divorce lawyer. Possibility to appeal or request a rehearing or go to family court if there is concurrent jurisdiction.
Consult with a local probate lawyer to check the court if it is filed. A request can be made to search safe deposit box if applicable.
Joint account can be levied. Contact a CPA to work out a payment plan or an offer in compromise.
A will would be the first step. Hopefully your relatives do not contest the will nor your selection.
Try retaining an attorney. You need to go over a discovery demand list, schedule the D & I, Interrogatories, EBT, medical exam if applicable,...
Best way going forward to protect your rights is to retain an experienced family law attorney.
Get your own lawyer. Consider an action for partition or a summons to seek that he pay part of the expenses until it is sold.
Yes. Child support is an on-going issue until the child is 21 or emancipated. Consult with a local lawyer to assist you.
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