In many OATH Hearings Division matters, an attorney or registered representative may appear when properly authorized. We require authorization before any appearance.
No. Anyone promising a guaranteed result is selling fairy dust. We review, prepare, appear when authorized, present available evidence and explain next steps.
A default may be issued, higher penalties may apply and a reopening request may be needed. Timing is important.
Yes. Many matters require permits, inspections, Certificate of Correction filings, contractor coordination or legalization after the hearing.