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  • Military 25d ago 1

    What happens to my GI Bill if I withdraw from school in New York?

    I’m using my GI Bill benefits to attend college in New York City, but I’m considering withdrawing due to financial issues. I’m worried about how this will affect my education benefits. What are the implications for my GI Bill if I withdraw from school?

  • Government 25d ago 1

    What Are The Steps To Get A Certificate Of Good Conduct In New York?

    After serving my time for a felony conviction in New York City, I want to get a certificate of good conduct so I can get a job. I’ve been out for two years, but I’m not sure how to apply for this certificate or if I’m even eligible. What should I do?

  • Litigation 25d ago 1

    Is it possible to sue for emotional distress in New York?

    I was involved in a minor car accident last month in Brooklyn, where the other driver was clearly at fault. However, ever since the accident, I’ve experienced anxiety and sleepless nights. I’ve talked to my therapist about this, and I’m wondering if I can sue

  • IP 26d ago 1

    Can I Trademark My Handmade Jewelry Business in New York?

    I run a small handmade jewelry business in New York City and I want to protect my brand name. I’ve been using the name for about a year now, and I’m worried someone might copy it. What steps should I take to trademark my business name in New York?

  • Immigration 26d ago 1

    How Can My Child Apply For DACA In New York?

    My son is 18 and qualifies for DACA, but I have no idea how to help him through the application process in New York. We have all the necessary documents, but I’m worried about making mistakes. What forms do we need to fill out, and are there any legal fees to

  • Family Law 26d ago 1

    Are verbal agreements enforceable in New York custody cases?

    I had an informal verbal agreement with my ex about custody arrangements for our son, but now she wants to change it. I live in New York, and I’m not sure if this verbal agreement holds any weight legally. Can anyone enlighten me on this?

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