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Category Archives: J2. DIY legal actions
Small Claims Court 6. Collecting an unpaid debt via a City Marshal
After I received the Small Claims Court Notice of Judgment, dated April 30, I was instructed to wait another 30 days before taking the next step to collect the debt. In the meantime, I gathered the information I needed. The … Continue reading
Housing Court 18: Contempt 4
I last reported to you what happened when I went to Housing Court on April 16, 2013 — the court date I’d been given when I filed my Order to Show Cause to Punish for Contempt. The judge had reluctantly … Continue reading
Posted in H. Legal documents, J. Judge and courtroom, J2. DIY legal actions, Law, suits and order, O. Settlement or verdict
Tagged co-op Boards of Directors, co-op disputes, Co-op management, Experienced plaintiff, Housing Court, Law and government agencies, law and the courts, legal causes of action, plaintiff's advice, role of judges, settlement negotiations
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Small Claims Court 5: We settled but…
A big “but:” They didn’t pay me. It’s a shocker. They failed to send me a check for $2500. Which is what we settled for on March 27. The coop owed me $3097 for repairs I had to make to … Continue reading
Posted in H. Legal documents, I. Communicating with lawyers, J2. DIY legal actions, Law, suits and order, O. Settlement or verdict
Tagged law and the courts, Small Claims Court
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