I'm not sure you can sue per se, but you can definitely demand that they remove her image immediately.

Sadly, you may just be out of luck. That county and courthouse is a disaster and it will likely be a while before anything changes.

It seems like I may be missing some facts here. However, in most divorce scenarios the debt is split 50/50.

I believe there is a dispute process on their website, if there is not, your best bet is likely taking them to small claims court.

I am not a traffic attorney, your best bet is to call someone with a lot of experience and ensure they handle this correctly.

Sadly, there really is no time limit, however, you can argue that after the statute of limitations on a contract would expire (which is 2.5 years...

I would start by reaching out to the shop and telling them what happened. If they do not do the right thing, your best option is to bring them to...

You should be able to seek such by filing for divorce and obtaining it as part of the equitable distribution process.

NY is a one party consent state, you should be fine. You may want to contact an attorney about how to use this evidence practically.

If you make less than $48,000 a year, you may qualify for free counsel (this would also depend on whether the case is in Supreme or Family.