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As stated by the law, an individual asking for divorce must file a summons in the local court and have the paperwork delivered to their spouse through “service of process.”…

The Uniform Interstate Discovery and Depositions Act or UIDDA has been a significant help to litigants who need to reach pieces of evidence or witnesses outside their state. Fourteen years…

A typical American has several insurance policies. For many, these policies serve as a safety net for when misfortune occurs. Ideally, a person should have at least five policies to…

After the Supreme Court blocked the Biden administration’s moratorium on eviction, many New Yorkers, both tenants and landlords alike, were left wondering what it meant for them. Can tenants now…

“Family violence” or “family offenses” are crimes committed against an individual and/or their children by a person who has had an intimate relationship with them. Domestic violence falls under the…

While doing business in New York City, you’ll likely encounter customers or clients who won’t pay. Regardless of the amount, unpaid debts can pile up and negatively affect your bottom…

A subpoena is used to command a person to appear in court to testify, answer questions at a deposition, or provide documents relevant to the case. Regardless of the purpose…

Owning a home is the dream of many people, but it comes with serious financial responsibilities. Unfortunately, many homebuyers do not or are unable to fulfill these responsibilities, making payments…

In New York City and the rest of the state, the Secretary of State is the designated statutory agent of all domestic and authorized foreign entities. These include corporations, limited…

Skip tracing is the process of finding people of interest, usually people who are about to be served legal papers by creditors or people filing claims and lawsuits against them.…