You should definitely consult an attorney. Generally speaking, Real Estate is specific performance which means that once you have a valid buy-sell...

I need to get the deed to my house i paid it off early an the people i bought it off of are refusing to give sighn the deed over

I agree with Attorney Rafter, consult an attorney, you may need to bring a quiet title action and an accounting. Hopefully you have all of the...

How often...

This sounds like a broad and loaded question. Conversations lead to information, information is needed to evaluate cases, and a lawyer could not...

In NYS can a relative of the Landlord serve a "Notice of Petition" and a "Petition" in a non-payment eviction case?

Almost any adult can be the agent of the landlord, and you should consult NY law about process service. It seems like you're looking for loopholes...

If I had a house before I got married does he have rights to said house if we get devoice?

You should consult an attorney, although you can have separate property that remains yours, the paying of the mortgage while married complicates...

If my husband refuses to be served what are my other options?

Consult the rules of civil procedure about alternate forms of service, or hire an attorney. If it is a child support matter contact the office of...

Can an employer change my set schedule that I have had for seven years?

Yes, generally. If you have an employment contract, or if you are in a union you may have other recourse.

Should I live in fear? I've had several complaints from neighbors can police search my apt?

What you describe is indication of drug trade activities, so you are probably on the police radar. If you sell to an undercover cop they will have...

Can a disabled adult (disabled before age of 21) file for child support?

Generally speaking, any arrears are due to your mother, not you. The obligation to pay child support may extend past the age of 18 because of your...

Will I lose my deferred action for possession of marihuana

The answer to your question may be completely up to the prosecutor and judge. Your attorney will be able to speak for you, and you should consult...