You should retain a lawyer, this arguably doesn’t meet the legal elements of OGA. OGA requires that there be a physical act or interference.

What kind of legal action can I take?

You may wish to file a notice of claim with the city of New York and see if they agree to adjust your claim. But if they don’t voluntarily decide...

Not something you want to mess up because it could cost you $45 if your case in pending in supreme court. The rules don't provide an outer boundary...

How many years is statute of limitations?

It depends on the cause of action being alleged. If there was an agreement that was breached it could be as long as six years. If there was some...

Hi, I defaulted on a few private student loans and it went to court. The status of the cases state ”disposed” what does it mean

That the case is off the court's calendar. When there is a default "disposed means" that 95% of the time a default judgment was entered. It could...

Can I sue my lawyer for malpractice in NY if he moved to ohio, and how long do I have? Ohio is one year, this case is in NY ,

You’d want to sue this case in NY and hope the lawyer had malpractice Insurance coverage

What are the steps,if any to go back to using my maiden name ?

Very easy to do with an active divorce pending. You make a request the court to allow you to revert to your maiden name. If you don’t or didn’t do...

Would district courts' original jurisdiction of all civil actions between citizens of different states render my attempt moot?

You want to petition a New York State court to vacate a Federal Court judgment from a different state? No, that isn’t possible. You’re also...

I just received a Motion of Summ Judg for a cc debt incurred in 2015. Governed by federal and Utah Law. Has the SOL Expired?

Possibly. The case that best supports your position is Portfolio Recovery Associates v. King 14 NY3d 410 [2010].

Would the creditor of a foreign default money judgment awarded by a US District Court also be required to domesticate it in NY?

I haven’t researched this in a while, but I don’t think NYs rule about non recognition of out of state judgments obtained by default applies to Fed...