I want to sue this company won't return my refund or give me my loan

You should speak to an attorney, bring your papers, and ask them to review the documents to see if you have a claim.

Can I say in an email I will be filing a grievance and contacting the BBB?

Another option is the NYS UCS's fee dispute resolution: http://nycourts.gov/admin/feedispute/index.shtml.

I have an extremely noisy neighbor with 3/ 4 children in a 1bdrm above me? Can I sue get her to be quiet?

Do you have a lease or are you a month to month tenant? Is the upstairs neighbor also a tenant of your landlord? Of course you could sue, but...

There is no floor or ceiling because the Supreme Court for the County of Suffolk is a court of general jurisdiction. The District Court has a...

How Can I be Served papers as a Pro Se Litigant?

Service of process is generally required for the initiatory papers and little else. After you appeared, pro se or otherwise, you will get papers...

I need to record a deed for a 2-family in Bronx, NY.

Recording legal documents in NYC is a task best left to attorneys and title companies. As a matter of practice, you would be surprised at how...

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Is it true that is you are disabled on disability you have special rights that protect your housing?

In NYC, Adult Protective Services (APS) gets involved for evictions involving seniors and/or disabled persons. Admittedly, I would not suggest...

I co-signed a mortgage loan with my parents 2 years ago to purchase a home in SC. My name and my parents names are on the deed.

1. They cannot force you to sign a quitclaim deed to transfer your interest to them and remove you from title. 2. They can basically do nothing...

I am 64 would like to put my home in daughters names (3), 1 daughter is already on, mort is 309,000 can I?

Of course. That is a simple conveyance. The mortgage will still be in the names of whoever is on the mortgage and the debt will still be owed by...

Do I deduct from the rent?

The $500.00 move in/move out fee should be for damage to the common elements of the co-op, not damage to the interior of the apartment. If your...