Can a Coborrower sue other borrower in New York state?
You certainly can sue the other borrower, but you have to prove what your arrangement was. The court starts off thinking each of you would pay half...
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You certainly can sue the other borrower, but you have to prove what your arrangement was. The court starts off thinking each of you would pay half...
The only way to attack the garnishment and accounting is through the case where they sued you. They should be providing periodic updates to the...
Sounds like you have an argument for them writing off or forgiving the debt. My feeling is that you should work that angle, and if they agree to...
You can move to dismiss the case at any time. Some courts require a motion that takes a week and some allow you to just file a request to dismiss...
You can certainly try submitting the charges, but you will probably need more documentation first. Whatever was submitted when you got that email...
Usually several things have happened in court to get to this point. A complaint would have been filed and your wife served with papers. Then she...
Once the doors are locked, you need to go through the courts or you are trespassing. If you still have some sort of access to your unit, then maybe...
The key is something government issued. For instance, the tax return you fill out would not be good proof, whereas the records kept by the IRS...
Sadly, the law allows creditors to collect. You may not have wages they can garnish, assuming you collect social security, but they are still...
They can't violate the rules of the gated community so they potentially are trespassing if they enter without permission. But that's not really...