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It’s not uncommon for policyholders to sue their insurance company. In fact, there are currently more than 1,000 COVID-related legal cases filed against insurers nationwide. However, taking legal action against…

Serving defendants across state lines can be tricky. In some states like Florida, papers cannot be served on Sundays or holidays. California prohibits certain types of papers to be served…

Disagreements between landlords and tenants are common, but they can be prevented if both parties understand their rights and obligations. In this guide, we’ll go through landlord and tenant rights…

New York is a judicial foreclosure state, meaning that the lender cannot force eviction and regain ownership of the property without filing a lawsuit in court. For a foreclosure to…

A registered agent is someone who receives official legal documents including notices, subpoenas, wage garnishments, and lawsuit papers on behalf of an individual or company. By default, The Secretary of…

A process server’s role is crucial for any legal action to proceed. Whether you’re filing a lawsuit, initiating a divorce proceeding, requesting for a change in the custody arrangements for…

Hospitals frequently receive subpoenas for medical records. These documents are often needed in personal injury lawsuits, wrongful death claims, domestic abuse cases, and other legal actions where a patient’s medical…

When you apply for a car loan or passport or conduct business in another state, some of the requirements you need to provide could include certified copies of legal documents.…

Certified legal documents are useful for meeting documentary requirements. Sometimes, however, you need something with a bit more weight in the eyes of law. You might need to obtain an…

When a New York resident files a complaint against another fellow New Yorker, the case will be filed and tried in the local court that has jurisdiction over the subject…