Bankruptcy and Mortgage deficiency judgments after foreclosure in NY State

No. As a practical matter deficiency judgments are rarely filed in the event of foreclosure even without bankruptcy.

Regarding New York City personal injury settlement award money. Is my husband entitled to any portion of this money ever?

The answer is "it depends". It depends on the following issues. 1) Did your husband bring his own claim, for loss of consortium. If so, the...

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It depends on whether you signed a form agreeing to accept a $500 price reduction in lieu of full disclosure. Still you do have what appears to be...

If you can prove that your facebook page was hacked, and that your boss did it, or that someone did it at his request, you can sue him, but...

New York based model has payment problems with an out of state client: to whom do I report?

If they contracted for work to be performed in NY, and you performed that work in NY. You can sue in NY. You still may have to hire someone in...

Ectopic pregnancy and salpingecyomy, can I sue the hospital after 5 years?

Unless you were 15 when you had the ectopic pregnancy, the statute has run. Regardless, it is very common to jump to the invasive procedure. You...

What is the difference between a law firm and the one call itself lawyers for legal plans?

They're still a law firm but most of their clients belong to unions or to individuals that have a pre-paid legal plan. I've seen some very good...

Do i have to have a confidentialty agreement written by a laywer

This is the time to speak with a business attorney and/or a CPA. The seller should provide the confidentiality agreement, which you really should...

I am in the middle of a divorce. I can't afford a lawyer. What do you think my chances will be? My wife has a lawyer.

If your wife has an attorney, you can't afford not to have an attorney.

I was hired as a "consultant" and then cut being told i can not control a class. Then they started a differnt subject.

Unfortunately unless you are protected by a contract or a collective bargaining agreement, you are an at will employee, and you can be terminated...