Where is the best place to obtain copies of your criminal history?

NYS Division of Criminal Justice Services.

Unless a Violation of a Conditional Discharge or Violation of Probation, depending on your sentence, has been filed there is nothing for you to do....

How can i evict my adult son from my home legally can i changethe locks

As the other attorneys stated, you cannot just change the locks. You must go through the legal process to remove your son from your home. ...

PHA, Grievance Procedure, Attorney Representation, Summary, Time of Notice, Housing Manager, N.Y. Rules of Professional Conduct.

A litigant can always contact another litigant who is not represented by counsel. You may be confusing the issue of whether the opposing counsel...

Notice and Petition for Eviction

Because an eviction is a summary proceeding governed by the Real Property Actions and Proceedings Law, which does not provide an automatic right to...

A lawyer from Nassau Suffolk Legal Services told me Section 8 tenants can not be charged a late fee. Is this true and why?

In addition to what Attorney Bianchi stated, you cannot evict any tenant for the failure to pay a late fee unless the lease provides that the late...

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Retaining a lawyer for landlord/tenant

Landlord tenant law is very technical, so the most important thing to look for in an attorney is experience. You don't want to be the client that...

Your question is confusing because NYS does not suspend a driver's license for letting the insurance lapse, the car's registration is suspended. ...

Can i live with my wife and children even though i am a level 3 sex offender. I am not on parole or probation.

If you are not on parole or probation you can live with your family, so long as the location of your residence is not violating a residency law. ...

Does a parent or guardian have to be present in court if the person in question is a minor?

Legally your parents do not have to be present, BUT I have seen judges require teenagers to bring a parent to court so that the judge is assured...