In NY, how can a 1972 will be thrown out?
951923
Compentancy of the person at the time the 1972 will was created and/or a change in the legal heirs (but this is a tough fight).\n\nGood Luck!!!
1011618
Trailer trash with money is allowed, by law. They ought to change the law.
2197
Unfortunately, since 1977, the laws have changed so those numbers don't mean much. You can't find the set of 1977 laws online. You may want to try going to the Buffalo city hall ask for help there.
838164
You could contact the salvation army and see if they could assist you in getting this vehicle back or providing another. They have tonsof resources available as does United Way and others.\n\nYou can post a question to this law webite (for free) and get up to 4 responses from attorneys in your area- go to www.lawguru.com\n\nSo sorry to hear this is happening, and so close to Christmas too.
375492
You might check the city or county of issue's Historical Society. They might like to have it displayed in a museum. They can give its approximate value, and you can donate it for tax deduction or simply let them "borrow" it for a designated period of time. And you can always try e-bay.
1005963
removal of a piece of the liveer
159767
try to call a junk yard that takes it....\nPut it in the newspaper, free, as is, come take it..
612905
You answered your own question, go to NY DMV.
1182625
Yes, that section authorizes police to remove abandoned vehicles from private property. However, Section 22660 CVC allows the city or county to adopt their own policy for removal of those types of vehicles. Removing vehicles off of private property can place the liability directly on the agency that tows the vehicles, so most cities have policies directly relating to this issue.\n\nIn the city where I work, the removal of all abandoned vehicles on private property are left up to the property owner who, if certain conditions are met, can tow the vehicle themselves (see 22658(a) CVC). Unless the vehicle is a chronic nuisance we won't touch it. Even if we do decide to begin the process of having the vehicle towed, it gets passed on to the county's vehicle abatement program, who may or may not tow the car.\n\nSo to answer your question in short...\n\nYes it applies to vehicles on private property, but it does not override the jurisdictions own policy on the matter.\n\nIf you have a car you want off your property, you may just want to do it yourself...just make sure its all legal.
376029
Divide them up into Team Lots and list them on eBay. Your late 80's cards are next to worthless and the only way you're going to be able to unload them is to mix them in with cards of more appeal; team lots is the best way to go.
459142
Bin it and get a Q-Be!
936969
Never in a million years would I leave it wherever it was when I finished unloading it.  My father taught me better than that.  If it's a place where you have to put a quarter in to take a cart out, I find someone to give it to and I don't let them give me their quarter.  Otherwise I usually drop it in the buggy holder, and I'll take an abandoned one along with me if it's nearby.
1143051
You can take it to any Veteran Service Office, VA Cemetary or VA Hospital, they will dispose of it properly.
180836
if this is suffolk county ny once evry 4 years
1012633
Nothing. They hold it for 6 mo. After that they toss it out. Keep an eye out for anything strange,l. If they use your info for ANYTHING. Take them to court
91076
The city impound lot is responsible for collecting and disposing of such stuff. They may also subcontract the work out to other lots. \n\nIf you contact them, they can tell you about upcoming auctions or sales.
609324
I would take it to Christies Auction. I can bet it's really worthless since every square inch of Manhattan is spoken for. Maybe you could write Donald Trump and ask him about it too.