Suing an out of state person in Civil Court

The facts you give does not give any basis for saying whether you can or cannot sue in New York. But more important, you need to think about how...

Can a mortgage company pay a bill that you are disputing from your utility company and then apply it to your mortgage

Did the mortgage company know, before paying that bill, that you were disputing it? If so, you should dispute it with the mortgage company and...

Foreclosure proceedings were started in 2008.

No, there is no "legal limit", akin to a statute of limitations. But conventional wisdom is that delay favors defendant. So you're staying in...

Do i need a fraud attorney

You might have consumer fraud claims, but the problem usually is that these are fly by night operations which you would have difficulty suing. ...

When does not getting your mail become a legal issue?

You could simply submit a change of address card to your creditors and suppliers.

If i own propety in new york that is going into foreclosed can a lean be be put on property that was willed to me in pa

That would depend on whether you owe the bank more than what the property would sell for in a foreclosure auction. If you do, then the bank will...

I recieved a flyer in the mail from a local kia dealer that had a contest if the number matched were sure to win 1of4 prizes.

This may be a deceptive practice which might be violative of state law. You should consult with a good consumer fraud attorney in the area.

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Just received forcloser papers

You don't "write in response" to a foreclosure notice. You consult with a local lawyer knowledgeable in the field. This may be a minefield; I'd...

How do I answer a foreclosure summons without a lawyer if I am willing to lose the home in the foreclosure process?

It's usually not a good idea to default, unless it's part of a carefully planned legal strategy by a competent lawyer and fully-informed client...

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Can I change of lawyer even after my lawsuit was filed at the court?

Absolutely, yes! You can discharge your attorney at any time, with or without any reason. If you are not satisfied, consult a new attorney and...