There is no such thing as a "false restraining order." Either a judge has issued a restraining order against you, or he hasn't. If you have just...

This sounds like general contract law and litigation. You're going to have to prove why you are entitled to the money your father has been managing...

Next time, just make bologna sandwiches at home. No court would award you any recovery for this.

I don't practice in Colorado, so a local attorney may have a different answer, but it sounds like your husband should be eligible.

First question - did your daughter get injured? If you're going to sue someone, it would be to recover for your daughter's medical bills from the...

First, I have to say that this is a bad idea, you should stay home, and you should finish school. In Colorado, you are required to attend...

Judges don't generally "want to" do things. They either do them, or they don't. An admonishment is a kind of reprimand or punishment (that's...

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Your question is rather vague, so it's difficult to answer. Tentatively, I'll say yes, the attorney-client privilege applies to all fields, but...

You should be able to get some of it back. Write a letter to the attorney and tell him that you no longer want him to represent your son. Ask him...