Depending on the documentation you may possess for valuation of the item, you may have a case against the pawn shop for breach of the terms of your...

There is no “cooling off” period in New York for real estate contracts, apart from that protecting buyers’ rights in certain subdivision sale...

Yes, it depends on the terms of your payment arrangement. If payments are being inaccurately reported as late, you may initiate the Fair Credit...

You can invoke your rights under the NYS Debtor and Creditor Law, Section 607 of the Financial Services Law, and the No Surprises Act. Contact a...

There are federal, state and local laws protecting pensioners in the medical debt collection context. It is advisable for you to consult an...

The first step is to have a litigation attorney review your documents to assess your case and develop your strategy. Making demands without first...

A judge's clerical error can usually be corrected via an Order to Show Cause to resettle the judgment or order. If there is a substantive change, a...

You may need to obtain archived bank records. Call the bank’s records department that you used at the time you made the payment. If it’s not...

Getting a case dismissed on technical objections to the contents of a process server affidavit is usually an uphill battle. There are however other...

An attorney needs to take a look at your lease and surrender documents, including any notations associated with the payments you made. There are...