Uncollected sales tax = deceptive trade practice ?

Extremely unlikely that this would be treated as an "unfair and deceptive trade practice." Presumably as a resident of Colorado you know what the...

In Terrorem provision in trust

Not automatically. The trustee could, of course, decide to give effect to it, but if the beneficiary objects to the trustee's actions, then the...

One of my parents may pass away soon. They have no will yet. How do I know what is the best way for them to go forward? Trust?

The better way is for your parents to consult at least briefly with an estate planning/wills attorney who can assist them with wills sufficient to...

I been in the us since I was four I'm now 20 my dad left me here when I was 15 I want to be a citizen in the US

I am going to move your question to the Immigration law practice area as that is where it belongs, not in Probate.

My dad died in 99 my step mother sold and gave her kids everything of my dads. I am his only child . and didn't get anything

You most likely can no longer bring an action because it's been about 15 years since your father died (you say he died in 1999).

Y sister pas 3 years ago the deed to ythe house read 20percent husband 80. Percent her heirs sisters. When I signed my portionve

I believe this is the same question you posted here: ...

My sister passed 3 yrs ago and the deed to the originally my mothers my sister bought and on the deed 20 percent the husband 80

I'm afraid your question is a little ambiguous. First it's not clear how the property was originally held, how it changed at your sister's death,...

Is it against the law and do I have a law suit if my boss is telling everyone my personal business such as why i am now incarcer

Generally speaking, unless you have an employment agreement that prohibits it, an employer can fire you for being in prison - after all you can no...

If my ex-wife and I agree to clarify a few items in our divorce agreement after being divorced for over 17 years, what then?

I'm going to move your question to the Divorce/Separation practice area as you are more likely to get answers there.

Generally speaking, the IRS can levy on pension benefits once they become payable.