There is an evcition that was served in richmond cty on me from tenant /landlord court

Mr. Smollens's answer is good. Let me underline the fact that you need to see a lawyer ASAP. Also, you can ask the housing court to stop anyone...

I leased an apartment to a Tenant. He sub-leased one room without my permission. The tenant who sub-leased is no where to be

Where is the tenant? Still in possession? If so, no need to worry. The roommate's belongings are the tenant's problem, not yours. If the tenant...

What does your initial lease say? If there is a written lease, you should consult it regarding termination. If it is silent, it is assumed that...

Can Housing Court issue a decision confirming harassment & HMC violations for repairs that have since been fixed?

You cannot establish a retroactive violation. If the noise was extremely loud and extremely disruptive, you could possibly establish a...

You could be helped by a Legal Services or Legal Aid office. There you'll find lawyers and paralegals familiar with both housing court practice...

Can I sue my Landlady for Harassment Two years later?

Mr. Bianchi's answer is correct. However, any court may want to know thing like (1) Did you call the police? (2) If so, what was the result? (3)...

Is there a time limit in NYC housing court for asking a judge to intervene when the terms of a stipulation are not met?

You should return to court within a "reasonable" time. Several months seems reasonable to me, but you never know what a judge will find reasonable...

Can I be kicked out without being evicted when I've been staying here for over a year?

You are a licensee whose license has expired, to use legalese, and you cannot legally be removed without a court action. What is legal and what...

Relative suing for personal debt in NY from 2004, seems untimely, but question is if a judgment is entered what can they attach?

When did you last acknowledge the debt, either by making partial payments or promising to pay it? There is a six-year statute of limitations on...

You could start a small claims court action n Queens Civil Court. This might (or might not) be quicker than just waiting and/or nagging the office....