She has a mammary growth she was seen for and needs it test and removed. Is a clinic allowed to refuse to help you after working w them if I don't do as they say especially one that is supposed to help lower income individual and their pet in need of medical attention?
Yes. They can refuse.
Please try to ask your question more clearly for assistance.
I provided every proof that i wasnt paid for certain jobs , dozens of emails and promises , lately i have been harassed with iron strong evidence that is directly correlated to the fact i asked for my money , is it wise to persue a lawsuit or big employers always win in such cases and it takes... Read more »
You're asking excellent questions, but they can't be answered without knowing the specifics of your case. You should contact an employment attorney.
You didn't ask a question you only stated something. What you should do is report this to CPS, your lawyer and the court if you are in court.
The landlord is threatening to sue my daughter for supposedly back rent and the back rent of others who he allowed to live in the apartment at the same time my daughter did. He is sending threatening email and text to my wife and I as well. My wife and I live in Arizona. My daughter requested a... Read more »
When tenants sign a lease with co-tenants or have roommates live with them and share rent expenses, the landlord can hold either tenant responsible for the full amount of the rent due under the lease. Unless a guaranty is limited in some manner, the guarantor obligates him or herself to do... Read more »
If my case is in court like they told me. I've been waiting for years.
You could ask your firm directly. It's a fairly straightforward inquiry. If you filed the case, then you already have an index number. If you had the law firm file (which is generally more common), you should be able to determine that an action is pending on your behalf through an index... Read more »
I got my adjustment status pending,
Filed it July of 2018 in NY, then moved and changed an address to Florida in January of 2019,
now they say security checks pending..
Why is it that slow, I have no criminal records, never had one..
How to move it from a dead point?
It is a typical situation as the personnel shortage, changing the address, pandemic case backups and other USCIS priorities create a definite delay for many applicants.
You may call the USCIS Customer Service number from your received correspondence, ask to speak with a live agent from... Read more »
I was slipped an illegal substance in my drink unknowingly. There are witnesses. I later had my urine tested. It tested positive for thc. I have eye witnesses. This has caused me mental anguish and anxiety. Do I have a civil case?
Yes. You have a battery case (as in assault and battery). However, if the person has no money, you may win but not collect. Also, if the only effect is anxiety be aware that courts require proof of mental harm, and some states have more stringent requirments.Contact a member of the NY State Trial... Read more »
Hes psychotic extremely bad,has madexthreats to kill my grandaughter an baby.she continues to stay in that environment.been working with cps whom is of little help what can be done
Unfortunately, as a grandparent there isn't much that can be done if CPS doesn't feel that court intervention is necessary.
My ex has not seen my kids, going on 3 years. He also has not paid a penny in support. He owes about $45,000. He owns a business and does not give himself a paycheck. I supplied the court with his bank information, all addresses, and a list of assets and places he rents to store things. Why... Read more »
Your best course of action is to file a violation petition with the family court. The court can then put him in jail if they find he willfully failed to pay the support order and award you attorney fees for having had to bring the action. In regard to sole custody, it sounds as if you have sole... Read more »
I'm a Healthcare provider in NYS and do not want to be vaccinated. I am being asked to resign. What are the risks/benefits for resignation verses being laid off or terminated? I understand I will not get unemployment
The main benefit of resignation is that you will not have a termination on your record. For example, when applying for new jobs, many job applications will inquire as to whether you've ever been terminated from a previous job. By resigning in lieu of being terminated, you will avoid any... Read more »
No. You would have to submit an offer. The only other way to pay less without submitting an offer is to request a penalty abatement, however, most taxpayers do not qualify for a full penalty abatement. Most people can usually only get penalties abated for the first year. I recommend at least... Read more »
This would be for a NYS Pension
If a properly drafter QDRO is presented to a judge and there is no objection, the judge will sign it. As for the drafting of the QDRO, if the separation agreement is clear on how the retirement assets are to be divided then a QDRO can be drafted.
I probably should have filed when my baby was born but I went through a very long recovery and the courts were closed in NY. I was trying to work out a deal with my ex amicably. Are there any circumstances that would allow NY to award us retroactive child support from birth? My daughter is 8 months... Read more »
No. By law, child support is only retroactive to the date of filing of the petition.
Because of Covid and a long recovery from post partum, I wasn’t able to file until recently. My daughter is now 8 months old and we haven’t received any child support from her dad. He was there for the birth of the baby but did not sign the acknowledgement of paternity or birth certificate.
You are going to need to file a paternity and support action. Child support can only be retroactive to the date of your petition.
I had a contract with a home builder to build a house but things went bad. I asked to walk away and the builder agreed to terminate the contract in exchange for some money which I paid. We didn’t use a attorney but wrote up a simple agreement and signed it. Am I clear of the builder’s contract now?
Depends on what you signed. The concept that a handwritten amendment can modify a preprinted form is true.
Hi I want to apply for my citizenship. My spouse citizenship is denied for not submitting the RFE’s because her attorney told that not to submit. Because it can leads to her to removal proceeding. This situation will cause any problem in my citizenship application if I applied for citizenship .... Read more »
This situation definitely may create a domino effect if your spousal’s situation is examined for possible immigration fraud.
I suggest consulting without any delay with an experienced immigration attorney.
There is no room for mistake here.
I don't remember signing a workers compensation contract. And I didn't want to be under workers compensation. I got ran over by a garbage truck. One of the workers compensation clients must of came in and had me sign their contracts when I was at the hospital under the fluence when I was... Read more »
I'm not certain what it was that you signed while hooked up to IVs in the hospital, but I'll address the personal injury aspect of your question, since you posted under that category. If you were injured in the course of your employment, it's possible you could have the basis for a... Read more »
They said Governor Cuomo made a law that applies to NYC residents and not the rest of NY that is why we did not get paid out our safe and sick time
Governor Cuomo had the authority to sign laws which the state legislature made for the entire State of New York, including New York City. But he had no authority to give favorable treatment to employees who work in NYC and not give the same benefits to the rest of the state unless it was some... Read more »
Hi! My roommate and I signed a lease together on August 31 for September 1 however we were told the apartment would not be ready until the 10th. We contacted them on Tuesday the 7th and were told that our lease cannot be allowed as it was double-sided. So we then resubmitted the lease. And we were... Read more »
It isn't clear from your post whether you have been dealing directly with the landlord or through a real estate agent/broker. If you were dealing with a broker and have not received a fully executed copy of your lease, you probably don't have a binding contract yet. If you do have a... Read more »
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