What can I do if I don't have money to go to court?
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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There are many pro se clerks in the court and also checks the guides on the NYS Unified Court System website.
Sounds interesting. Defendant is solvent?
Motion to compel disclosure and/or morion for contempt.
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...
New York disfavors default judgments and our courts are inclined to vacate them and permit defendants to answer.
Why not just try to get permission?
It partly depends on how the holdover was discontinued, when you vacated and the agreement with the subtenant.
Maybe. To be successful, you would at least have to prove the recommendations that were made and that they were erroneous.
Was the judgment docketed against the property and what have you been doing for fourteen years?
Yes, you need a real estate attorney.