It should be searchable online, but you can go to the court and speak to the clerk.

The amount of money involved is way too small to be of interest to most lawyers. FYI, the law is not designed to solve every little problem that comes your way during this lifetime; the Latin phrase for this rule is "De minimus non curat lex."

Even better, there is a statute. You need to get something called a commission, which is a special proceeding in the state where the witness lives, based on an order from the NY court.

As you just found out, tor all practical purposes the answer is yes. BTW: The lesson just learned--about what happens to many people who have bad attitudes when dealing with other people who can pull the rug out from under them--is much more valuable than you think. As Archie Bunker used to say to... View More

So this is one of those times you should have had a lawyer instead of doing it yourself. You can appeal, but factual determinations are only overturned on an abuse of discretion, which is very hard to show. Also, to appeal, you would need to order the full transcript, which will be several... View More

If the name is on the deed, she is not a stranger. Whether it got there legally is the question. I do not understand the judgment point.

File a motion for reconsideration based on error. An appeal will not likely succeed as if the court intended the wrong result, the wrong result will stand.

The court does it automatically.

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It cannot do business unless it is re-activated, which requires filing the unpaid fees and a penalty.

It depends where the judgment was entered, how long ago, and when you first found out about it.

The latter. New motions by each plaintiff.

You can sue both, and see what settlement or judgment you can get.

If I understand you post correctly, you may need to do more than file a motion in bankruptcy court. Instead you may have to commence an action to quiet title.

If you are the owner of a condo unit, you do not have a typical landlord/tenant relationship with the board as you would in a coop apartment. Therefore, abatement may not be the correct term to use. If you want the situation corrected, you will need to have the formation documents carefully... View More

Generally applications to the Court are made by Motion or Order to Show Cause. If there was a Stipulation of Settlement, it is possible that a different means of resolving disputes was provided for.

You do not have to remove an attorney for post-judgment litigation. An engagement ends with the judgment. However, when you buy a judgment you buy it with any impediments, including that it might be vacated.

If there is a bill outstanding, you get nothing without a court order. You do not get attorney notes and internal memos, but you get all pleadings, letters, emails, and discovery materials. The attorney will hand it over when someone else appears in the case for you.

An investigator may be able to help you with the license plate numbers, or alternatively you can request public records via the DMV. As for false arrest or defamation of character, you might be able to sue if the facts support your allegations. More details are necessary to provide a professional... View More

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I'm not hearing any specific facts in your situation. As a general rule a person chosing their route is responsible for it's safety. Unless there is a need to go across frozen water they would be harmed. Look at... View More