Follow the rules https://codes.findlaw.com/ny/civil-practice-law-and-rules/cvpny-cplr-rule-5528.html RULE 5528 and 5529 seem to provide lots of...

If you were indicted a grand jury, it would be difficult to say you were falsely accused. You’ll need to discuss with an attorney well versed in...

Uh keep trying. Filing liens like this will just bury you deeper… you need an attorney.

Yes they can sue you for what you still owe them. (You signed the contract to pay the car)

It looks like (from a quick Google search ) that out of state IDs don’t work for most alcohol sales in Massachusetts. You have no case.

I don’t see how Rule 60(b)(3) provides you a cause of action. It is generally used as a relief from a final action (Using federal rule as basis). ...

If the defendant filed motions, you’re probably not going to get default entered. Honestly I think you need an attorney,

You stand trial in the jurisdiction where the crime occurred. You were arrested and charged in Florida, that’s where it will all happen.

Rule 8.204 tells you what happens if there is a non conforming brief. If you are filing electronically (where bookmarks are required) I wonder why...

File a complaint…. https://www.hhs.gov/hipaa/filing-a-complaint/index.html