The letter you received is from a company that will offer to "help" claim the money in exchange for a substantial fee. Skip that company and go...

Need to move and want to rent my house. Was approached about rent to own. What to do?

Land contracts fell out of fashion in NYS for a number of good reasons. At law, they are treated like an equitable mortgage. In layman terms, that...

What do I do as a tenant if I receive a notice of foreclosure?.

The bank's mortgage foreclosure is separate and distinct from your tenancy. It is a matter between the property owner and the bank. It is not...

How can I recover my money, and what will it cost me. I am in Angola NY.

You should meet with counsel to review your case, and prepare a demand letter. In the event of suit you will need to prove the terms of the...

Who is entitled to the money and how do they get the money. According to my husband he said he was told he had to prove he was k

I'miss sorry for your loss. If there is a will, it should be submitted for probate, and the life insurance proceeds woukd pass by the terms of the...

HOW DO I GET MY MOM HOUSE IN MY NAME?

You need to meet with an attorney for help with an estate matter. You can use the find-a-lawyer tab here, or call the Erie County Bar Association...

How can I get a case dismissed where the Plaintiff never actually filed the suit?

Bring whatever papers got served on you, along with the loan documents, to an attorney for review. Banks merge on a fairly regular basis, and it's...

How do we remove his name without my having to refinance or get a cosigner

This is a question to direct to the attorney representing you in your matrimonial matter. In general, though, it's unlikely the bank will simply...

Am I able to stop the garnishment and get some of my money back that was not owed?

It doesn't matter if the loan was unsecured. The contents of your loan documents are of more relevance. My suspicion is that if you review the loan...

How do I calculate the interest owed on a $410 debt from a car I sold? How would I present this information to the debtor?

The annual interest is 9% (or 9/100) multiplied by the judgment principal of $410.00, which is $36.90 per year. To get the per diem, or daily...

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