Is this a case of harrassment?

Asking questions is not the same thing as making statements. Assuming he did evict you, asking "Are you being evicted again?" is not actionable. ...

Is it still possible to accept a plea bargain after you decide to take a case to trial.

You need to speak to your attorney, ASAP, not post questions online. Plea bargains are often made at all stages of the process, but only when both...

Suing a tenant

I agree with Mr. Bianchi that an attorney needs to review your contracts. Consider also whether the City of New York is a possible defendant, if...

It is highly unlikely that the cops will perform a warrantless search without your permission. However, getting the cops on your side could be a...

Office space, on a month to month lease. landlord wants to change the terms of the electrical billing from whats on the lease.

You say he closed the electrical account. Are you sitting in the dark? If so, that should be proof enough. If you did open an account in your...

If my lawsuit was dismissed w/o prejudice can this collection agency come after me again?

If the case was dismissed without prejudice, it can be filed again; however, the statute of limitations may well have run, if this is a Delaware...

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I need to get my boyfriend out of my house. how c an I do that?

Is he violent or threatening violence against you? If so, you can seek a stay-away order of protection.

Please Help! Can I use this as my meritorious defense?

Dear Brooklyn Consumet: You do not need a defense if you were not served. You should consult a consumer lawyer ASAP to help you with your order...

Could I be in a lot of trouble if someone used a stolen credit card to buy me pizza?

Some things about this do not make sense. If you were not the person using the stolen card, how did the police find you? Also, what does being...

Is it possible that an appeals court will overturn a city court judge's decision to vacate a tenant's judgement and warrant?

In litigation, anything is possible. From the facts you have provided here, it seems unlikely that the appellate term would overturn the trial...