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Can I recover from a bank?
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Answered on April 29, 2015
Possibly. What type of account and who had title to the account?
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I owe a business in the state of ny. If I wanted to sued what kind of lawyer would I consult
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Answered on April 29, 2015
A civil and commercial litigation attorney.
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Can a landlord occupy my living space for construction projects lasting up to 3 weeks?
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Answered on April 29, 2015
You certainly should have been notified in writing in advance. You may have a claim for partial constructive eviction.
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I applied for a mortgage everything else is real but submit false statements due to a emergency at the time.
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Answered on April 28, 2015
If at all possible, come clean...........
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What can I do if I have been betrayed and deceived out of money by an ex-boyfriend?
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Answered on April 28, 2015
You may want to commence a lawsuit against him.
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What can I do if I don't have money to go to court?
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Answered on April 28, 2015
There are many pro se clerks in the court and also checks the guides on the NYS Unified Court System website.
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Looking to commence civil suit pursuant to numerous violations of cohabitation agreement. Numerous demonstrable causes of actio
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Answered on April 28, 2015
Sounds interesting. Defendant is solvent?
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What to do if plaintiff's employer did not respond to subpoena duces tecum?
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Answered on April 28, 2015
Motion to compel disclosure and/or morion for contempt.
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I'm on a month to month lease my landed texted me I can stay until July without a lease. now he wants to evict me.
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Answered on April 27, 2015
Save the text. You will first need to be served with a notice. I remember your earlier post. You are not without recourse. Constructive and...
Creditor got default judgment against me for unpaid credit card debt. But, I was never served. Can I get judgment reversed?
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Answered on April 27, 2015
New York disfavors default judgments and our courts are inclined to vacate them and permit defendants to answer.