Partition Action Referee Bias

Summary

In a Nassau County partition action, if you believe the court-appointed referee is biased, you can file a motion to remove them, providing evidence of bias or unfair conduct. If a final decision has been made, you may appeal based on the referees bias. Consider seeking legal advice to navigate these options effectively.

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I am the defendant in a Nassau County NY partition action representing myself. The court appointed referee is bias. The referee is crediting the plaintiff credit for the downpayment because it came from his personal bank account. Referee is ignoring the face that I built a business with the plaintiff and it was both of our money paying the downpayment- mortgage payments came from joint bank account a child support order found my treatment credible that I built the business with defendant - the referee said it don’t matter - all mortgage payments came from joint bank account and exceed the downpayment
It sounds like you're facing a challenging situation. To address the issue of bias with the referee, you might consider the following steps:
- Motion to Remove Referee: You can file a motion if you believe the referee is biased. This requires evidence of bias or unfair conduct.
- Appeal the Decision: If a final decision has been made, you may appeal based on the referee's bias.
Would you like more details on how to file a motion or appeal?