Is Unlawful Restraint a felony in Colorado?

We do not really have an "unlawful restraint" charge in CO. It is either a "false imprisonment" misdemeanor for prohibiting someone to leave or a...

Is it possible to find out if there are any cases being brought against me (check fraud, being sued, etc.) from anywhere in US?

Mr. Bryans is definitely correct. We can check in CO, but not in other states. You would basically almost have to know an attorney or someone in...

I am on probation for my second DUI, I broke my probation by recieving a ticket for disorderly conduct...

Both Mr. Buckley and Mr. Lubchencho are correct and both are incredible attorneys. I would call them both to set up initial consultations with both...

Can I remove my wife from Credit Cards?

I agree with Mr. Harkess that I would just close the credit cards.

Can a restitution order from a court be construded as a "value for acceptance"

Restitution is not dischargeable in bankruptcy and there is no way to have the amount "taken away" other than to file a motion to set aside your...

I would post this on he CA Avvo page for better answers. Good luck

I' m turning 18 in less then 2 months, when I'm 18 can my parents tell me I can't move out

My colleague is correct. Legally, you are an adult when you are 18 and can move out and live on your own. However, there is a difference between...

I deliver pizza in denver co. I got over tipped now the customer wants their money back? is that legal? am I out 80 dollars?

An $80 tip for a pizza DOES seem to be a mistake and relatively extreme. I guess it comes down to what exactly you might have done in this delivery...

Once an inmate has satisfied his sentence with both time served and good time, is there no need for parole?

Parole is almost ALWAYS a condition of any person sentenced to prison's obligations. I am licensed in a number of states and I do not know of any...

Roommate refused to pay rent; will landlord go after me?

It appears from the language of the lease that the landlord made each of the tenant's "jointly and severally" liable for the entire rental amount...