I invested $20,000 on a co-op with my fiancee but we have decided to separate. How can I get my investment back if I leave.

It depends how the co-op shares are listed. It also depends how the car is titled. For example, if you are BOTH on the car title, and there is a...

I want to ask you a question, and I want you to think about it for a minute before you answer: The United States military is giving you access to...

Who is the next kin the wife or girlfriend?

The wife is the presumptive heir as long as he dies without a will. NY does not recognize common-law marriage, and even if they did, they don't...

As an American Citizen, over the age of 22, can I petition for my uncle to become an American too?

No, you don't. I should also point out that if your uncle is over 65, he will not be eligible for Social Security benefits in most circumstances. ...

I agree with Mr. Chertok. Your problem isn't a lawsuit from the tenant, your problem is the eviction.

Est ce que vous pensez que c'est vrai

Please don't post in languages other than English. In addition, you haven't asked a question that has anything to do with a legal issue. S'il...

Are requests to consolidate appeals routinely granted?

You shouldn't be doing appeals on your own. Clearly the case was already screwed up below, and by failing to retain counsel to assist you in...

In the case of an uncontested divorce should I file for a fault or no-fault divorce?

You need to discuss the interest in filing for a fault versus no-fault divorce with an attorney. Here's why: New York still has adultery laws on...

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Does change of location with same employer warrant a new H1B?

Yes it requires a new H1-B. Since the folks in NJ are offering to hire you, ask them if they are willing to submit a new H1-B on your behalf.

In a federal indictment of 20 people. Is it possible for one to have his or her case separate from their co-defendants?

It will depend upon the circumstances of the indictment, the nature of the crime, and will require the discretion of the judge and the prosecutor...