I was not paid for the edit of a documentary project, but it has been 3 years. Is it too late to take legal action
No it is not too late. The statute of limitations on breach of contract is six years.
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No it is not too late. The statute of limitations on breach of contract is six years.
It's not clear what you mean by "notice of the emergency affidavit." If you're filing an Order to Show Cause notice is unnecessary. If you're...
Sure. But what you'll undoubtedly hear is the standard answer: the cure for a bad pendent lite decision is to settle the case quickly.
Sure. You can file any motion you want. However, this is the kind of motion that won't make the judge happy. Get a lawyer. Litigating pro se...
Pro se litigation is not something done easily - and your reading of the CPLR and your research have not brought you to the correct...
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Hire an attorney and/or a process server.
No you can't file in a different court. You deal with it in the current order to show cause.
You can seek enforcement through the courts. He's wrong.
Contact an attorney in the town in which the case was filed and discuss the situation in detail. The court there will not have jurisdiction over...
That depends upon what your settlement agreement says. Show it to a local attorney.