Look at the Covenants and any Bylaws your HOA has which should tell you about what type of notice you need and when you need to appeal.

I was granted a relief of stay in order to evict my tenant who filed chapter 13. What's my next step to get him evicted?

You will need to file first comply with the notice provisions of the forcible detainer statute and then if the property is not vacated, file an...

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My x wont let me see my daughter and we have had a verbal agreement since the breakup

Contact Colorado Legal Services in Grand Junction, if they cannot help you, contact the Pro Bono Project of Mesa County. If neither of them can...

What are valid reasons for asking for a modification of child support?

There must be a "substantial and continuing" change in circumstances that results in a change of at least 10% when you fill out a new child support...

During a court judgment for a residential property foreclosure, does the property owner have a way to stop or block the process?

If you have a mechanic's lien, be sure you foreclose it within the required time frame. This is a fairly complicated process with many technical...

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If I do go bankrupt, would my name as well as mortgage responsibility be taken off my house?.

You need to talk to a bankruptcy attorney. What happens with your assets first depends on what type of asset they are and whether you file for...

Im in need of help with my friend who was hit by a girl who didnt yield at her stop sign and her insurance prejudice against him

Your friend should schedule an appointment to talk to an attorney in town to discuss what happened and options going forward.

If your landlord files a forcible detainer (eviction) action, be sure to attend the return date, file an answer, and request a hearing. If you...

Motion to Dismiss in Colorado Federal Court

Months (as opposed to days or weeks) is the usual time frame.

I was given POA and granted a WILL that revoked an older WILL and POA. Do the newer documents actually revoke the prior ones?

Properly executed documents can revoke prior wills and powers of attorney. You should meet with an estate / probate attorney quickly to discuss...