Being sued for credit card debt, but the summons after the date has passed...

Under New York's "File and Serve" law, the Plaintiff has 120 days from date of purchase of the index number to date of proper service of the...

Can a Money Judgment for an old CC debt be attached/executed against a home that...?

If the default judgment is less than one year old, you can make a motion to vacate the default based upon the fact that you are not the owner of...

If you have timely and properly answered the summons and complaint, you can make a motion to dismiss at any time during the course of litigation. ...

Can I get compensation from MY auto insurance company for a (serious injury) I sustained in a single car accident?

Generally, In New York, in order for a person injured in a car accident to be able to tap into their own car insurance policy for serious injuries,...

PLEASE explain DV Law--Miller vs Sanchez(2004)as it applies to Auto Accident.

There are a few legal issues discussed in Miller v. Sanchez, one being the type of proof allowed to be considered by a Small Claims court to...

What rights do you have after being sued by a collection agency and signing an agreement in court?

Do you have a copy of the stipulation of settlement? If so, review it and see that it comports with the payments you are making. If you do not...

Am I financially responsible for my son's medical bills and/or lawsuits against him?

I am not sure if you are still looking for an answer to your question, but, if your son was 18 when he incurred the debts, had his own medical...

Answering a summons and Complaint on an old Credit Card bill.

I respectfully agree with the prior answer. You do not want to take any chance on making any misstep when it comes to defending a credit card...

Reimbursement for dr. appointment

If these were appointments set up by your insurance company to see their doctors, they carrier has to compy with certain obligations under its...

How to find a great slip and fall lawyer?

In addition to the great information already posed to your question, I would add the following. Ask the attorney you are consulting with to...