What is the statue of limitations for plaintiff to request back alimony in the State of New York.

The statute of limitations for recovering maintenance (formerly called alimony) is twenty (20) years. See CPLR § 211(e) ("For support, alimony...

Ordered by judge to pay but not entered yet can winner enforce through garnishment ?

No. In order to start enforcing a judgment, the judgment must be “entered.” Entry occurs after the clerk of the court signs and files the...

Cplr 2221 after order and decision

No, I do not believe you can. I would look into CPLR Article 44. I believe a CPLR 2221 motion is to be used for motions to reargue prior motions...

If both parents have joint custody should both parents pay child support even though they both have him equal amount of time. An

It is important to nonetheless consult with an attorney who practices family law about the specific details involved in your case to get a precise...

Can company terminate your employment if you are absent due to medical leave (surgery, cancer etc?)

Ask the employee to put the employer on notice in writing that they have to take care of a sick family member. See what happens. They may be human...

Is there a certain time period before you receive fringe benefits with a company before they can fire you?

You should hire an attorney to draft a demand letter after consulting with him or her to see whether you have any viable claims you can assert...

When my car was towed, the police wrote down the wrong plate number. This caused me to spend 10 days searching for it

Mr. Ellie is right on the money. File your notice of claim and see what happens. Do not expect a quick response.

Can I sue AT & T

And if you want to sue for more than $5000 you would probably have to arbitrate that claim pursuant to the terms you agreed to with AT&T. If...

Is this a discrimination, harassment or anything illegal.

It's hard to find a viable claim based on these facts but you should consult with an employment lawyer who will dig deeper to see if there is...

1192.1 of the vehicle and traffic law says 1. Driving while ability impaired. No person shall operate a motor vehicle while the person's ability...