Staten Island, NY
Personal injury Lawyer at Staten Island, NY
Practice Areas: Personal Injury
Going from 7 years to 3 years is a big difference. It is not likely to go from an offer of 7 years incarceration to probation, unless there is a...
There is no way to tell without seeing the actual charges. As you can see in the answers, there's a possibility of second degree charges. A...
With this much at stake, you should hire a landlord tenant attorney. You don't want to wind up with a dragged out proceeding. Or several...
Your best bet is to hire an attorney that specializes in eviction. There are many specific rules that you must follow in order to evict them. One...
A landlord tenant case is supposed to be a "Summary Proceeding" -- however NYC courts take an awfully expansive view of what "Summary" means. More...
Assuming this is not Rent Regulated because most Staten Island apartments are not and also assuming there is no lease, you have little in the way...
Yes, you do have rights, but the landlord (obviously) has defenses. You paying in your own name helps. As does continuous residence. Though,...
You may want to try to get an order of protection against him, but usually there should be more than simply fighting between relatives in a single...
Testifying secretly and not directly in person is an extremely rare occurrence. This is usually reserved for very deep cover agents and...
The notice is likely deficient. A 30 Day notice for a holdover case means the landlord does not accept rent after serving the notice. Because the...
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