My husband is in Denver detention facility he has a charge for assault and ice violation what can I do?

He will be held in custody. So, he should apply for a Public Defender on the criminal case and you should look here on Avvo for a good immigration...

Just found out a surgery I had was not done properly.

Mr. Harkess is absolutely correct. You want to sit down with a personal injury attorney who specializes in medical malpractice as soon as possible...

Should I respond to a Notice to set final orders, when divorce is not finalized?

Good job in filing responses to the motions. I would seriously contemplate sitting down with an attorney in Grand Junction for a free consultation...

The police report is incorrect; what can happen? DUI

Interesting question. I got this question ALL of the time when I was a judge for 7 years. Colorado is a notice pleading state. What that means is...

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I need to get a felony record a sponged from 1982 , thought it was in 1982 just found out it was not what do I do now?

If it was for a criminal conviction, you can simply no longer get it sealed. CO does not do expungement except in juvenile cases.

Should I fire my attorney to take the pro bono attorney?

Sometimes you get what you pay for. You are not paying for anything with the pro bono attorney. Even though I do a lot of pro bono work, paying...

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My boyfriend and i are getting married in april and he has the intention on adopting my son, a few days ago while he was asleep

I answered your complete question in your other posting. I highly suggest getting an attorney.

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I expect that this occurred in Adams County. You would be best served with a good defense attorney. You "might" be able to get it dropped after...

If someone is seeking a restraining order against you, you should appear and defend yourself to contest it. A restraining order is a huge problem...

Can I get an annulment based on illegal marriage- his previous common law marriage?

If he was truly common-law married to his first spouse and never got a divorce, then his marriage to you is considered null and void. So yes, you...