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I had a large amount of losses (from 2009 and 2010) that were initially dis-allowed by the IRS which resulted in an audit and a no change letter
NY State followed suit, and disallowed my losses on my NY return, however, they never followed the Federal when my losses were deemed to be... View More 
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answered on Feb 4, 2024
In New York State, the rules surrounding the statute of limitations for tax collections and the ability to claim refunds or credits can be intricate. Typically, there is a limit on how long the state can pursue taxpayers for alleged debts, as well as a limit on how long taxpayers have to claim a... View More
Is a healthcare proxy sufficient or do I need more?
answered on Feb 6, 2024
As my colleague correctly advised, a health care proxy will allow you to make medical decisions on behalf of your parents. If you wish to make other decisions on their behalf, they would need to sign a Power of Attorney form designating you as their agent (assuming they have capacity to understand... View More
Is a healthcare proxy sufficient or do I need more?
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answered on Feb 4, 2024
A Health Care Proxy would allow you to make health care decisions if your parents were unable to do so themselves. However, managing their care, paying expenses, and completing paperwork would require a Power of Attorney to be signed by your parents naming you as their agent. In both cases, your... View More
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answered on Feb 2, 2024
In a cooperative (co-op) setting in New York, the term "sponsor" typically refers to the individual or entity that initially converted the building into a co-op and retains a significant ownership interest in the units. The transition from sponsor status to regular shareholder status is... View More
The lien in in Nassau county NY
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answered on Feb 2, 2024
A lien against your house in New York is good for ten years and can be renewed for another 10 years. The amount of the lien remains the same once renewed but the statutory interest of 9% annually continues to accrue, and the lienholder will be entitled to interest through the date of payment.
Can I transfer the mortgage to her
answered on Feb 2, 2024
It would be helpful to clarify your terminology. First, I’m not clear what you mean by your daughter is a power of attorney? Who does she hold this power for? If she holds the deed and you hold the mortgage, I’m not clear what the relevance of the POA is.
Second, when you say you... View More
Those clothing items do not include anything else that might be related to "spider-man". the clothing items only have the phrase "Spidey sense" and graffiti designs that are free to use on them.
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answered on Feb 1, 2024
Selling clothing items with the phrase "Spidey sense" on them may potentially raise legal issues related to trademark and copyright. "Spidey sense" is a term associated with the fictional character Spider-Man, a trademarked and copyrighted character owned by Marvel Comics, which... View More
Do I have to let him in the house when he shows up?
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answered on Feb 2, 2024
One owner cannot oust/evict another and so if he's on the deed - absent a written agreement to the contrary - he has a right to access. Your "new agreement" might be such an agreement, but we'd need more information in order to answer your question. Assuming the new agreement... View More
Do I have to let him in the house when he shows up?
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answered on Jan 31, 2024
There are many "layers" to your question. First, you say "new agreement" -- does the agreement handle this issue. More importantly, do you intend to separate the ownership by doing a "buyout" of his interest. Do you have any legal restraints upon his presence in... View More
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answered on Jan 30, 2024
If you received a ticket for driving without a license, it's important to carefully review the ticket for any instructions or court date information. In many instances, traffic citations in the United States, including those for driving without a license, require a court appearance.... View More
i was detain around 2011
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answered on Jan 29, 2024
To locate your immigration ID number, also known as an Alien Registration Number or "A-Number", you can start by checking any previous documentation you received from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) or the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). This number is usually... View More
She had another man who is in no way possible the father of my child sign the birth certificate. I've filed for custody but im not sure what to expect. She's also married to someone else.
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answered on Jan 29, 2024
With the facts as you state them, you need blood tests as a threshold . You must first prove you are the father. A DNA test of mother, father, and child will reveal positively your Paternity of the Child. Once the paternity is established you have standing to petition for Custody. You will have... View More
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answered on Jan 29, 2024
If you notice an investigation car parked outside your house, it could indicate several possibilities. It may mean that law enforcement is conducting surveillance or an investigation in the vicinity, which could involve your property or a neighboring area.
It's important to remember... View More
After decree entry I'm confused they won't send the release papers without final lien letter which is undermining the judges final entered decree yes letters were sent and final decree entered, but how can we pay medicaid if they won't sign release
answered on Jan 29, 2024
Your Medicaid lien cannot be paid until such time as you have signed the settlement papers / release. If you haven't already, you'll need to request a final lien amount from Medicaid which may take several weeks. The final amount of the Medicaid lien may be incorporated into the release... View More
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answered on Jan 28, 2024
In a custody case involving a blind mother in New York State, it's important to consider the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) if there are concerns about discrimination based on her disability. The ADA ensures equal rights and opportunities for people with disabilities, including in legal... View More
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answered on Jan 28, 2024
In a custody case involving a blind mother in New York State, it's important to consider the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) if there are concerns about discrimination based on her disability. The ADA ensures equal rights and opportunities for people with disabilities, including in legal... View More
answered on Jan 28, 2024
I'm sorry for the disabled person's ordeal. Until you are able to consult with an attorney who specializes in ADA rights, here is a link to the website of the New York State Unified Court System that could hopefully be a starting point - ADA Accommodation Request Process -... View More
Like court orders, letters, etc. 2 years into case and still no accommodations. Court said they aren’t responsible
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answered on Jan 28, 2024
In your situation, it's important to know that federal law, specifically the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), requires courts to provide reasonable accommodations to individuals with disabilities, including those who are blind. This often includes making documents available in Braille or... View More
I have a pending hearing to show why I should not be removed of the STATES. I wa charged under INA 236 . But I get advance Parol , what can CBP deny my entry at a port of entry ?
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answered on Jan 27, 2024
If you have been granted Advance Parole and have a pending immigration hearing due to being charged as inadmissible under INA 236, it's important to understand the risks associated with leaving the United States. Advance Parole allows individuals with a pending immigration status to travel... View More
However paralegal stated that didn't apply to us for whatever reason, this was a wrongful death surrogates case ,and now I'm told the defense is refusing to send the release papers without a final lien letter from medicaid ,however that was all established when they didn't show for... View More
answered on Jan 26, 2024
The Court order governs the time in which the defendant has to make payment on the settlement. If payment is not contingent on receipt of Medicaid lien, it's not contingent. Although most insurance carriers will not issue a check until they are satisfied that there are no outstanding... View More
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