You need an NY attorney. Fast! A quick search shows the Statute of Limitations for conversion is 3 years. In my mind you name both as defendants...

I guess my first question … why not use true filing? Self represented litigants can use e-filing. (rule 8.71). It seems a whole lot simpler than...

The plea agreement would need to be reviewed. Appeal waivers are common in federal pleas. Feds generally don’t bring cases unless the likelihood...

Sounds like this is a Small Claims Appeal. It is unclear here where you sent your Notice of Appeal. Without all the facts it’s difficult to say.

Attorneys here can’t respond to solicitations. Appeals have limited timeframes after the case is final. It’s not clear here when the case became...

Appeal? No. Based on new evidence, seek a new trial? Maybe. Talk to a local Innocence Project… maybe one tied to a law school in your area.

You can ask for an itemized bill and full accounting. Nevada Bar also has a fee arbitration process if you dispute a fee....

Most cities have a lot of leeway in zoning. I’m wondering why this “tenant” isn’t just considered a roommate. (Which is probably not illegal). This...

You need an attorney. If you have been charged, then you face the consequences of those charges. The issues surrounding the search are highly fact...

I am assuming that Ohio rule 60(b) is very similar to Fed Rule 60(b). 60(b) is for setting aside motions in Federal Court. If so it makes no sense...