I was just served with a Summons with Notice to begin a divorce action by my spouse, but I have absolutely NO money to spend on an attorney. I don't want to represent myself, but I have literally no resources to spend on an attorney and I have no idea what to do. My spouse has an attorney, but they tell me that they have no money to spare to help me obtain counsel, and considering what I know about my spouse's finances, I believe them.

So I was wondering if New York or New York City specifically has contingency lawyers or attorneys that will help out low-income people.

contract dispute issue

My corp signed up for service with a data center space reseller. Our move in date passed, because the space wasn't ready. When our techs moved in our stuff weeks later, they found that the space was about half what they quoted us. We notified them, they said when we need the rest they'll deliver. We agreed. During that month we had power problems, the provider blamed the facility and said they will move clients to a new space. We agreed so long that we move our stuff. They agreed, then moved our equipment during the night without warning. Our techs found that space we got now was even smaller than before and there was no network or power. We agreed to take our stuff out until the space is ready. Two weeks later it was still not ready so we told them we're terminating the contract. The provider is taking legal action for breach of contract. The quote+contract stipulates the amount of space. Can they hold us to this contract after failing to deliver the space? We gave them three months to correct.