Another option is to contact the Attorney General Consumer Protection Bureau in the state where the company is HQ'd. Also consider contacting that...

The filing date is irrelevant; it is the service date that determines the length of the notice period. And if you serve by any means other than...

Except for the transcript what other trial papers does the Court normally keep in hard copy cases?

Those papers should be in the file in the County Clerk's office. If they are not, you should ask chambers to file them so that they can be part of...

Question?

Do you mean your friend pleaded out, the case was dismissed, or there was no prosecution? Reposting to Criminal Defense as Litigation will not...

When you appeal a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale in New York, can you appeal the order granting an Order of Reference as well?

What you were told means exactly what it says: Appeal of the final judgment brings up for review any intervening orders in the case, at least if...

How long can I avoid the police from serving me a 72 hour notice?

This is not an Appeals question, so I am reposting to Landlord & Tenant. If a landlord follows all the legal rules in doing so, he can terminate...

If you have been served a subpoena and ask for discovery evidence and you have done your deposition and provided your evidence ?

You did not finish the question. "If" all of that, what?

What happens if the other side doesn't show up to a motion for counsel fees?

Yes, it is allowed. Judges have wide discretion to manage their own calendars. There is no "abuse of power." Reposting to Divorce &...

Have you had any experience with an order signed in front of the judge by both parties being altered by one of the parties?

This is not an Appeals question. Reposting to Child Custody. If it was an order, why did H sign? Judges sign orders, not parties. H needs...

Can I reopen my case , I gave my rite to appeal up , but I have a recording of a purjery

Reposting to Criminal Defense. You can make a CPL Art. 440 motion to vacate the judgment of conviction on the ground of newly discovered evidence.