Money's worth: winners may not collect in small claims
A Queens sample shows 40 percent of small claims winners did not recover any money. Manhate Porter tan data found only 50 percent collected after judgments. Officials attribute failures to debtors with no assets and bankrupt or defunct companies. Nassau County saw marshals fail in 32 percent of 1,436 collection attempts. Moves like New York City’s information subpoena aim to locate assets and freeze funds before seizure.
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Manhate Porter Tan
Nassau County
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Calif
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Los Angeles
Court seeks faster small claims relief and dispute centers
The Clay Town Board votes to hire counsel as weather delays linger. The piece discusses reforms to collect on judgments, triple damages for defaulters, and shifts toward dispute resolution centers in New York City and other locales. It notes mediator and arbitrator roles, local pilot programs, and ongoing efforts to ease court congestion.
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Sheriff's Office
Marriage Licenses Listed From Various New York Areas
A list of marriage licenses for numerous couples including Christopher Szwagial of Ausburn and Alicia Ferdo of Port Crane. Ben Bellucci and Michele Thomas of Clay. Frank Guido and Sandra Dwyer of Latvia. George Millar of Cleveland and Thelma Wood of 132 North Ave. Arthur Kelly of Camillus and Susan Smith of Cicero. Jack Wiedeman of Dewitt and Juanita Kowalski of 108 Gimingki Drive. Richard Goodrich of Goleta and Karen Bashford of Central Square. George Marneau of 224 Ulster St and Barbara Wichert of 607 Schuyler St. Richard Misner of North Syracuse and Linda Miller of East Syracuse. Christopher Walker and Lenora Set. Ronald Lewis and Susie Knight of Clay. Jon Martens and Betsy Van der Veer of Baldwinsville. Nelson Guyette and Wanda Reszetnik of East Marvin Perry and Mary Williams of 1902 South 1 GOOER RAE.
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Christopher M. Szwagial
Ausburn
Alicia M. Ferdo
Port Crane
Ben Bellucci
Michele Thomas
Clay
Frank Guido
Sandra M. Dwyer
Latvia
George C. Millar
Cleveland
Thelma J. Wood
North Ave
Arthur J. Kelly
Camillus
Susan 5. Smith
Cicero
Jack W. Wiedeman
Dewitt
Juanita M. Kowalski
Gimingki Drive
Richard D. Goodrich
Goleta
Calif
Karen L Bashford
Central Square
George J. Marneau
Ulster St
Barbara A. Wichert
Schuyler St
Richard Misner
North Syracuse
Linda Miller
East Syracuse
Christopher C. Walker
Hazelwood Ave
Lenora
James St
Ronald Edwin Lewis
Susie Knight
Jon Martens
Smith Lane
Betsy van der Veer
Baldwinsville
Questioning A Teen Aged Annuity Policy For Retirement
A 21 year old woman sent a copy of an annuity policy promising $25 monthly premiums until 2020 then $115.55 monthly for life. The writer questions future value and viability, noting uncertainty about retirement ages and dollar value by 2020 and asking how she can know what she is buying without offering a clear recommendation.
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Rights coalition to host meeting at May Memorial
The Onondaga County Human Rights Coalition will sponsor a general meeting at 2 p.m. Sunday at the May Memorial Unitarian Society located at 4800 East Genesee Street. The gathering aims to discuss local human rights concerns and upcoming coalition activities.
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Onondaga County Human Rights Coalition
May Memorial Unitarian Society
E. Genesee St
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