CPLR 2219 on motions. It is required.

You can call anyone you want. It is America. However, title insurance is complex, and not the kind of case that lends itself to pro se representation unless you know what you are doing.

Only if it is a judgment from the US government. If it is a regular judgment it is possible, but VERY unlikely that the creditor has levied a tax refund.

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answered on Jan 8, 2019

Depends on the review, but they are probably seeking damages for defamation and harm to their business reputation. These are fact intensive and "truth" is an absolute defense. You need to get a lawyer to defend yourself or your company.

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answered on Jan 8, 2019

While I'd need to see the actual letter to give the most accurate advice / opinion, I can say this. An Article 78 is essentially an appeal of a decision of an NY or NYC agency such as the Dept. of Health / Dept. of Vital Statistics, in order to successfully appeal the decision by the dept. /... View More

I would need to see the papers to answer the question.

You can sue. Sounds like a small claims case against each owner.

In Troy, $3000.

It can depend on the complexity of the case. Sometimes it is a simple matter of responding with the who, what, when, where, etc. If the matter is a complex or highly contentious one, an answer (and subsequent pleadings) can reflect that in their complexity. An experienced attorney who regularly... View More

Your lawyer should have the money. You do not sign anything. If there was insurance, it would have been paid already. Something is not right here.

The OSC will likely be granted. Under the CPLR, you have 30 days to get new counsel. The case will be stayed for that time.

Write the Chief Administrative judge for the court you are in. From your post it is unclear.

In these cases, the damages are generally related to the severity of the harm. In that vein, similar to negligence-based personal injury cases, a court would examine the nature of injuries and disabilities, with a major factor being whether they are temporary or permanent.

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They can be seen if you order the file at the court. It is not online.

You are out of luck because you accepted $600 for the time you worked and did not work after that time. Oral contracts are enforceable, and texts can substantiate a contract, but from what you posted you retained no interest in your Code. There is nothing in your post that substantiates that you... View More

Seek a NYC education lawyer possibly from NELA NY's list of attorneys or the New York City Bar Association lawyer referral service. You want an attorney who is close to an expert on New York City Education Law which is highly technical. Good luck.

No. The SOL bars another case at this late date. There is no tolling.

You take a certified copy of the New York judgment to the Clerk in Trenton. New Jersey judgments are docketed on a statewide docket, not county by county. There is a small fee on both sides.

Under some circumstances, the answer is "yes" - but only with respect to child support, income taxes, criminal restitution, or Social Security overpayments. Give them a call and ask them about it - they'll at least be able to let you know to whom the debt is owed. There have been... View More

The key line of your post is your fault for not checking. As to the bank, you have to pay. As to your ex, if you are named in a bankruptcy as a creditor for this debt, it will be a discharged claim, and you cannot sue your ex.