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Will i win my case in small claims court?

Answered 9 years and 6 months ago by attorney Sharon M. Siegel   |   1 Answer
Obviously I have not seen the messages, but text messages are evidence that can be used in court.  As a writing the messages are credible.
Obviously I have not seen the messages, but text messages are evidence that can be used in court.  As a writing the messages are credible.

I paid about $200K for a 25% interest in a Camille Pissarro painting. I need to sue for specific performance of the sale of the painting.

Answered 9 years and 6 months ago by attorney Sharon M. Siegel   |   1 Answer
To get a judgment for back rent, you need to do an eviction.  That must be where the property is located.  I am not sure what NY County has to do with the case, but if there is jurisdiction you can sue there.  The sale issue will be governed by the documents.
To get a judgment for back rent, you need to do an eviction.  That must be where the property is located.  I am not sure what NY County has... Read More

The property manager for my rental property will not give me back thes security depsit

Answered 9 years and 6 months ago by attorney Sharon M. Siegel   |   1 Answer
File a small claims suit to get it back.
File a small claims suit to get it back.

I have a signed promissory note for over $10,000.00 and the people are refusing to pay What is my next step?

Answered 9 years and 7 months ago by attorney Sharon M. Siegel   |   1 Answer
You need to sue.  For $10,000 you can use county court.
You need to sue.  For $10,000 you can use county court.

seeking compensatory damages for breech of contract

Answered 9 years and 7 months ago by attorney Sharon M. Siegel   |   2 Answers
Depending on the contract you had and the breach, you can sue the first buyer.
Depending on the contract you had and the breach, you can sue the first buyer.

How do I get a legal letter sent?

Answered 9 years and 7 months ago by attorney Sharon M. Siegel   |   1 Answer
Hire a lawyer.
Hire a lawyer.

What is the statue of Limitation on contractual agreement

Answered 9 years and 7 months ago by attorney Bruce Robins   |   1 Answer
In New York, the statute of limitations on breach of contract is 6 years from breach, although there are some rare exceptions.
In New York, the statute of limitations on breach of contract is 6 years from breach, although there are some rare exceptions.

WHAT SHOULD YOU DO IF TENANT REFUSES TO PAY

Answered 9 years and 7 months ago by attorney Sharon M. Siegel   |   1 Answer
You need to bring eviction proceedings.
You need to bring eviction proceedings.

How do I sue an individual for vacation I booked and they agreed to pay me. I live in NY and she lives in FL.

Answered 9 years and 7 months ago by attorney Sharon M. Siegel   |   1 Answer
While you could theoretically sue in NY, you would be better to sue in FL, as that is where her money is.  Texts can be the basis of an enforceable contract.
While you could theoretically sue in NY, you would be better to sue in FL, as that is where her money is.  Texts can be the basis of an... Read More

How do I go about suing my client . He owes me $6,412.37 since January of this year.

Answered 9 years and 8 months ago by attorney Sharon M. Siegel   |   1 Answer
What is "NYU".  Do you mean New York State or New York City?  Small claims in $5000 in NYC and $3000 outside of NYC.  So, you are right, it is more.  That means a Civil Court suit if in NYC, but not a full blown Supreme Court suit.  Attorney fees are not recoverable.  You are looking at around $1500.... Read More
What is "NYU".  Do you mean New York State or New York City?  Small claims in $5000 in NYC and $3000 outside of NYC.  So, you are... Read More

Text Message Agreement

Answered 9 years and 8 months ago by attorney Sharon M. Siegel   |   1 Answer
The texts can be a binding contract.  You can sue her for the money. 
The texts can be a binding contract.  You can sue her for the money. 

How do I get paid from contract?

Answered 9 years and 8 months ago by attorney Sharon M. Siegel   |   1 Answer
Remove the garbage and save the receipt from the cost.  You are not going to get an order compelling someone to pick up the trash.  You have a damages case for the fee and the other costs.  Depending on the amount at issue, you will have to sue, but which forum depends on the amount.... Read More
Remove the garbage and save the receipt from the cost.  You are not going to get an order compelling someone to pick up the trash.  You... Read More

I recently lost a case in The Supreme Court by default. My attorney did not show up.

Answered 9 years and 8 months ago by attorney Sharon M. Siegel   |   1 Answer
You need to file an order to show cause to restore your case ASAP.  Your attorney screwed up, but you cannot wait for that guy.  Obviously a judgment was entered and your account has been restrained as a result.  Such a motion will be expensive but it is the only thing you can do.... Read More
You need to file an order to show cause to restore your case ASAP.  Your attorney screwed up, but you cannot wait for that guy.  Obviously... Read More

Landlord Stealing Power

Answered 9 years and 9 months ago by Maria Patrizia Zucaro (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer
Generally speaking your chances of success are rather high.  More information is needed in order to determine to what extent you will be successful.  I would advise contacting an attorney and discussing all the facts of the claim.
Generally speaking your chances of success are rather high.  More information is needed in order to determine to what extent you will be... Read More

Can someone find out my home address through an LLC?

Answered 9 years and 10 months ago by attorney Sharon M. Siegel   |   1 Answer
I am not sure why you would be liable.  It is an investment and the investment stunk.  If the Operating Agreement provides for your liability, then it would be easy to get a judgment against you.  Your address is easy to find.  It would be on your credit report, at the post office, and on social media. ... Read More
I am not sure why you would be liable.  It is an investment and the investment stunk.  If the Operating Agreement provides for your... Read More

Is this claim feasible?

Answered 9 years and 10 months ago by attorney Sharon M. Siegel   |   1 Answer
For $400 nothing is worth the hassle of going to court.  You will need evidence beyond your oral testimony, like an agreement, photos, or something.
For $400 nothing is worth the hassle of going to court.  You will need evidence beyond your oral testimony, like an agreement, photos, or... Read More

What is a stature of limitation in breach of business contract in new york

Answered 9 years and 10 months ago by attorney Sharon M. Siegel   |   1 Answer
While I am not sure about the merits of your claim, the direct answer to your question is six years.
While I am not sure about the merits of your claim, the direct answer to your question is six years.

What is a stature of limitation in breach of business contract in new york

Answered 9 years and 10 months ago by attorney Bruce Robins   |   1 Answer
Assuming that no other limitations period is set forth in the contract, the New York statute of limitations for breach of a contract not falling within Article 2 of the UCC (involving the sale of goods) is 6 years from the breach.  The UCC Article 2 statute of limitations for breach is 4 years from the breach.... Read More
Assuming that no other limitations period is set forth in the contract, the New York statute of limitations for breach of a contract not falling... Read More

Can I sue my deceased husband's partner for not buying Estate out (as per buyout agreement?

Answered 9 years and 10 months ago by attorney Sharon M. Siegel   |   1 Answer
You have a cause of action if that is what the agreement says.  The issue is how the buyout price is set, and how much you would get in the end.  I am not sure from your post if it is worth it.
You have a cause of action if that is what the agreement says.  The issue is how the buyout price is set, and how much you would get in the... Read More

Dismissed from LPN program D/T HIPAA violation, chances of nursing school?

Answered 9 years and 10 months ago by attorney Sharon M. Siegel   |   1 Answer
You need to appeal the dismissal from the LPN.  I am not sure why viewing your mother's information with her approval is a violation.  Your mother should write out an approval and submit it.
You need to appeal the dismissal from the LPN.  I am not sure why viewing your mother's information with her approval is a violation.  Your... Read More

A friend is trying to ruin the rest of my life and put me in debt. Help me?

Answered 9 years and 10 months ago by Maria Patrizia Zucaro (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer
Contracts regarding surety (where one individual acts as a guarantor for another's debt) can only be valid if written and signed.  Oral contracts of this nature are against the Statute of Frauds and thus unenforceable.
Contracts regarding surety (where one individual acts as a guarantor for another's debt) can only be valid if written and signed.  Oral... Read More

My attorney is not representing my best interest and due diligence with my case

Answered 9 years and 10 months ago by attorney Sharon M. Siegel   |   1 Answer
Honestly, there is nothing you can do.  No judge is going to delay the trial and let you get a new lawyer on the last day.  Try to work as best as you can with your attorney tomorrow, and document the complaints after.
Honestly, there is nothing you can do.  No judge is going to delay the trial and let you get a new lawyer on the last day.  Try to work as... Read More

A friend is trying to ruin the rest of my life and put me in debt. Help me?

Answered 9 years and 10 months ago by attorney Sharon M. Siegel   |   1 Answer
If you never signed anything, and the issue is that you did not sign for credit cards, so you have no debt, your friend has no case.
If you never signed anything, and the issue is that you did not sign for credit cards, so you have no debt, your friend has no case.

Can I sue in civil court still?

Answered 9 years and 11 months ago by attorney Sharon M. Siegel   |   1 Answer
You are probably precluded because of the way these stipulations are done.  You could try to sue and see if he raises the small claims order as a defense.
You are probably precluded because of the way these stipulations are done.  You could try to sue and see if he raises the small claims order as... Read More

if contract breach has been happened on 4 years ago, is there any chance for activing the case and claim on it?

Answered 9 years and 11 months ago by attorney Sharon M. Siegel   |   1 Answer
Breach of contract has a six year statute of limitations so you are still in time.
Breach of contract has a six year statute of limitations so you are still in time.
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