Is there still time to settle a debt if they are already suing me?

Yes. You have an opportunity to settle and avoid a money jusgment. Consider asking an attorney for help negotiating a a better deal.

I'm sorry you are having trouble with your tenants. As my colleagues indicate, attempting to alter your tenants' behavior is probably an uphill...

Landlord is trying to illegally evict me.

What is your evidence of the landlord unlawfully evicting you? If the landlord wants possession of the property, there are appropriate legal steps...

Is it legal for a company like "EZVICTION" to help me evict my tenant without a lawyer?

I'd be wary of any business that claims to be a substitute for the services of an attorney. It might not be the bargain advertised if something...

My ex and I have not court ordered custody agreements. What are my rights as a father if she wants to move?

You need to hire a matrimonial or family law attorney promptly. There is a find-a-lawyer tool available on this website to help you find counsel....

Moving your mailbox won't do much of anything except cause your mail carrier to get confused. It has no legal effect at all. In my view, you have a...

Do I need an attorney for someone is living in my house without asking me to live here if I want them charged with trespassing?

By your description, you probably won't have much luck reporting this behavior as criminal trespass. More likely than not, the police will suggest...

Is it a legal process to get a deceased person's name off a deed to their home? If so how does someone start that process in NY

I am very sorry for your loss. The answer depends on how the property is owned. Bring the most recent deed to an attorney and ask for advice about...

I was recently married,do i need to change my name on my deeds?

It's not necessary. You can sign future deeds, mortgages, etc. with an AKA (or FKA as the case may be). Changing the deeds and other documents...

Can I sue Bank of America to take the title to a property out of my name? The property was part of a Chapter 7 Bankruptcy.

By your description, the bank retains a mortgage against the property, but is not the owner of the property. The bankruptcy would not sever your...