I recommend you check if you have previously owned a vehicle, contact the DMV for details and review your NY abstract (which can be obtained online instantly).
She may not get rid of your dog just for the excesssive barking, but your neighbor may have a private nuisance claim against you on the ground that your dog interfered with his right to quiet use and enjoyment of his property. Your neighbor has the burden of proof.
Generally no. Other factors may change the answer (any fatality invovled, Class A endorcement or not, etc). Careless driving summons are among the frequently issued tickets in NJ just like reckless driving ones in NY.
Yes. However, a lot of documents are filed online and executed electronically these days, so original vs. copy may not make a lot of difference, but if he wants the very original ones, and his lawyer doesn't respond, he should be able to obtain a certified copy too.
I am starting an online metaphysical shop selling crystals, incense burners and other merchandise. I’m wondering what forms I need to fill out to create a business name, if I should go sole proprietor or LLC, are there any resellers permits I need? And any other information that might help me.... Read more »
It appears that you are going to start your own business. Answers to many, if not most, of our preliminary questions can be found online. Your entrepreneurial commitment may require a good amount of your time for research and verification of information.
The fact of "trespassing" will likely constitute "wrongdoing". Unless you meet the statutory conditions of "criminal" tresspassing, it's just a violation in NYS (you can get a ticket for a small fine).
I have my house listed to rent with the post stating no pets. I have a person who is interested but has a emotional support animal.
Am i legally obligated to rent to them ?
To better answer your question, we need to know more details. The answer will probably be "It depends". Various factors must be taken into consideration for assessment such as "does the tenant have a disability?", "does s/he need the animal in order to use and enjoy the... Read more »
Assuming that this is a serious question, we recommend a review of New York Consolidated Laws, Penal Law - PEN § 155.05 where "Larceny" is defined.
You may want to contact your landlord about lack of heat in writing. If no action taken by the landlord in a timely manner, call 311 to report the violation. You can also sue the landlord for breach of warranty of habitability.
The ticket that was issued has no reason why they pulled him over and all of the vehicle information is wrong except the license plate number can it be thrown out for this incorrect information?
To better answer your question, we need to know under what section the ticket was issued to you.
Hello I've recieved a ticket in homer ny on 281. I was driving a female and her child daughter from 29 Hudson st homer ny to 1551 rt 91 fabius ny. Along 281 I accelerated to 55 to early not being from here originally I don't know the roads to wall yet I continued to pass a slower mowing... Read more »
To better answer your question, we need to know under what section the ticket was issued to you.
Please cancel question.
You can terminate him/her, but the retainer agreement with your attorney may say that you are responsible for the payment of the legal fee incurred in connection with your matter through the termination of the relationship.
More information is needed for a better answer. A grant of hardship privilege is based upon the finding of the statutory conditions and not just your age. But if you are 16 and in high school, you will not allowed any privilege if you just want to drive to and from a high school.
the parking lot has an entrance and exit both are one way. i exited from the entrance. but was on correct heading on the street i entered. got a ticket with 1127 violation code which regards to driving wrong way on a street.
1127 (a) Upon a roadway designated and signposted for one-way traffic a vehicle shall be driven only in the direction designated.
You can, but you need to comply with the NJ law that applies to the similar license recognized in NJ. In NJ, the kind of your license is often referred to as "probationary license" (aka provisional license). As long as you drive in NJ, you should keep in mind the restrictions that apply... Read more »
It's recommended that you retain a local "NC" attorney. Upon information and belief, reckless driving is classified in NC as a misdemeanor just like NY. If you get convicted of the charge, that means you have a criminal record, which possibly affects your conditional discharge. You... Read more »
How can I fight this in or court or what should I bring to the courts attention
Your attorney will need to know what kind of ticket he actualy received. In NJ, moving violations are traffic infractions (even reckless driving), and Newark Municipal Court is a citizen friendly court. Your prosecutor is likely to reduce the charge to a lesser one, depending on the curcumstances.... Read more »
You may not be able to do that as a landlord/owner under Real Property Law - RPP § 235, et al. You should be able to negotiate a termination of the existing lease with the trenant, addition of another individual to the lease along with increased rent amounts, assuming that there is no applicable... Read more »
I have to take a law to fight or just pay my ticket have 15 days
Assuming that you were issued a summons for not wearing a seatbelt as the driver without involving any children in the car or their own seatbelts, the charge is relatively minor. You always have the right to fight the charge but it largely depend son what your priority is. Keep in mind that a... Read more »
That's a fire hydrant violation. You parked/stopped your vehicle within the prohibited distance of a fire hydrant. Fine only. Fine can be higher depending on several factors.
Justia Ask a Lawyer is a forum for consumers to get answers to basic legal questions. Any information sent through Justia Ask a Lawyer is not secure and is done so on a non-confidential basis only.
The use of this website to ask questions or receive answers does not create an attorney–client relationship between you and Justia, or between you and any attorney who receives your information or responds to your questions, nor is it intended to create such a relationship. Additionally, no responses on this forum constitute legal advice, which must be tailored to the specific circumstances of each case. You should not act upon information provided in Justia Ask a Lawyer without seeking professional counsel from an attorney admitted or authorized to practice in your jurisdiction. Justia assumes no responsibility to any person who relies on information contained on or received through this site and disclaims all liability in respect to such information.
Justia cannot guarantee that the information on this website (including any legal information provided by an attorney through this service) is accurate, complete, or up-to-date. While we intend to make every attempt to keep the information on this site current, the owners of and contributors to this site make no claims, promises or guarantees about the accuracy, completeness or adequacy of the information contained in or linked to from this site.
