New York Petition for Compulsory Accounting & Related Relief is a legal process that allows a party to obtain accounting information from another party in order to settle a dispute or collect a debt. This process is available to creditors, debtors, or other parties who have an interest in a contract dispute or money owed. There are two types of petitions: a Petition for Compulsory Accounting and a Petition for Related Relief. A Petition for Compulsory Accounting requests information related to the debt or contract dispute, such as the amount owed, the type of debt, and a list of creditors. It also requests the debtor's name, address, and other information to help the creditor verify the debt. A Petition for Related Relief requests additional relief from the court, such as an order to freeze the debtor's assets or to appoint a receiver to take control of the debtor's assets. The New York Petition for Compulsory Accounting & Related Relief process can be complex and is best handled by an experienced lawyer. Once the court grants the petition, the creditor or other party can use the information obtained to negotiate a settlement or collect the debt.