Sending a general denial to foreclosure complaint. Co-owner of the mortgage is my ex wife who lives in the home. I do not.

The divorce agreement is binding on only you and your wife/ex-wife. The bank is not restricted by any language in any agreement to which it was...

Yes you can sue. The question is, "can you win"? Much litigation however is not about winning or losing, but about leverage and settlement. I...

What are the steps to fight and win wage garnishment?

You will need to get an Order to Show Cause to Stay the enforcement of the wage garnishment and ultimately to vacate the underlying judgment. This...

I am in foreclosure and don't want to lose my home.What should I do?

You cannot stay forever, so I would suggest you hire a lawyer to delay matters for as long as possible. The cost of a good lawyer will be much less...

What kind of lawyer handles easement litigation in Great Neck, NY? We share an easement with our neighbor. Neighbor owns the

I think you are too late to sue to recover. You should have retained a Real Estate Litigation attorney and obtained an Emergency Order which would...

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Can a judgement garnish m wages? I've got a 5k lien that I have never heard of-claimed to deliver to an address never lived in

If this is the case of mistaken identity or invalid service of any papers in the action you will need to bring an Order to Show Cause to stay...

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How can I stop an auction of the house I live in NY? The house is being auctioned to satisfy a judgement against me.

You need to hire a lawyer and get an Order to Show Cause to stay enforcement of the judgment ASAP!

I wasn't dropped from my college even though I didn't have a way to pay them.

Just so I understand, you enrolled and knew that you couldn't afford to pay, so therefore you don't have to pay because they should have known that...

Can I stop wage garnishment for my defaulted student loans even though I'm still taking one class and plan on doing my master's

If you have wage garnishment it is because a judgment has already been entered against you which means that you had notice to dispute the action...