What is an employer's duty as far as providing support to an employee for using their own devices?

The employer should not refuse to issue you such a letter, logically or legally speaking. The fact that you are in court and could theoretically...

All else being equal, it should still be valid. The staples issue comes up in the context of proof of validity and no changes, typically in wills....

Can I dissolve a limited liability company in Ulster County, New York if my business partner dies without operating agreement

The absence of an operating agreement in this case is not critical. In its absence, the default provisions of the New York state law pertaining to...

Shouldn't my name be included on both settlement checks?

You will owe taxes on the full settlement amount. Whether your name is on the check or is really irrelevant.

Whether the word order is sufficient or not will be up to the particular officer examining the paperwork. Without actually seeing the documents, it...

Can a co-op tack on a real estate tax assessment to a person’s monthly maintenance bill if a tax abatement is not received?

Assessments by coops around the tax rebate time are notoriously common and not illegal in New York City. The amount of assessments should be tied...

A non-profit organizations that provide loans to subprime consumers do exist - credit unions under 501(c)(14) are an obvious example. What you are...

Can a landlord seek repair charges after previously returning security deposit?

To answer your direct question, the fact that the landlord returned your security deposit earlier does not generally excuse you from liability for...

How can I transfer a property deed after my husband passed and his name was the only name on the property?

The facts you describe tend to suggest that you will need to probate your husband's estate. In simple terms, that means applying to the Surrogate...

Technically, yes, but I would not attempt this type of transfer without an attorney's assistance. The amount of grief that can be created for both...