Am I entitled to take my employer (supervisor/manager) to court if I feel I was fired unjustly?
With Colorado being an "at will" employment state, I doubt that you would have a case against your employer, unless you were fired for race,...
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With Colorado being an "at will" employment state, I doubt that you would have a case against your employer, unless you were fired for race,...
My esteemed colleagues from outside of CO are absolutely correct in their analysis. There is no breach of confidentiality as they do not owe you...
Wow. As a former judge that heard "deadbeat dad" hearings on a regular monthly basis, my best advice is to have you get a local attorney or seek...
We would need to know the basis for the Notice to Vacate. Are they saying that you are delinquent or owe rent? Are they saying that you are...
It would best to sit down with an attorney for an initial free or inexpensive consult to look over the permanent orders and see its provisions. A...
No, not normally. Even if they had a judgment against you as part of the eviction, they would normally need to get the proper court order in order...
Yes. You definitely need to sit down with a good employment attorney for an initial consultation. There are plenty of excellent employment law...
You can appeal it if you do so within the necessary time period, which if it was issued by a county court is extremely short. If not, then you have...
Interesting question. First, your husband should not be having his new wife contact you at all regarding parenting issues. The court that issued...
Libel/slander/defamation of conduct are extremely difficult to prove. Libel is when someone makes a statement in writing, so the e-mail could be...