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You can seek permission to file as an indigent/poor person - go to the pro se office. That will save you filing fees.
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You can seek permission to file as an indigent/poor person - go to the pro se office. That will save you filing fees.
You can follow the rules for a pro se filing - there's a pro se office in Brooklyn that can provide you with some assistance.
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That's an almost certain way to seriously damage your chances of getting any kind of a result you'll like. The Article 78 is highly unlikely to be...
You seem confused about the situation. The ex is not foreclosing, perhaps one of the lenders is. If you are on the mortgage you would have received...
It's impossible to tell what papers you're discussing.
No. You can file an appeal, not withdraw your petition.
If the judgment was indeed stayed pending the sale, you're not divorced. But that would be an extremely unusual way for a court to handle things.
You can seek contribution - your best option is to do so through a divorce proceeding... but you could also do so in any other court that has...
Do no such thing. Consult with a local attorney before signing anything - documents you sign may have serious implications as to your rights in the...
A process server should be able to find him relatively easily.