If nothing changes (address, ownership, etc.), and you filed everything necessary to set it up, then you got it all.

Well, you were correct in checking the property lines. Next, you need to check the deeds to see if any easements exist. Above all though, if...

Yes, you can do this. It's fine; no need to be a lawyer.

They're the same. It's probably just a glitch on the form.

The employer can do this. It's legal. I understand it's a difficult situation, but this is how it is.

I know you're frustrated and probably get a mix of answers to this complaint, but this situation doesn't give you many options. Honestly, this can...

You have to get all the facts set first. https://www.dfs.ny.gov/consumers/health_insurance/your_rights_as_a_health_insurance_consumer Look...

No, this situation is more of an open violation until you pay or correct the issue.

You can always try to get permission to appeal, but your lawyer probably meant that the chances of success were very low because there was no...

I think you've raised a very interesting point. The immediate obstacle is the application of real property laws where tenant protections exist. If...