Can my girlfriend get 1/2 my house?

Who bought the house? Just because she is on the house insurance, she has no ownership interest in the house. You are not common law married, so...

"Can my employer lay me off without 2 weeks notice"

Unless there is a contract to the contrary, employers can and normally will fire you on the spot and have you escorted from the property. They do...

Can a 15 year old who is scared and fearfull to live at home move out with out the parents consent

If they are suicidal, you seriously need to inform law enforcement and the local Department of Social Services Child Protective Services. You are...

How do i change my plea

$1,000 for a careless driving ticket?? Someone is jerking you around. You can get the DA or city prosecutor to likely offer to reduce your ticket...

Does a hospital have the rite to turn us over to a dept collector even though I am attempting to make a small payment to them

Both of my colleagues are correct. They can definitely turn you over to collections. The best advice is to set up a payment plan with the debt...

Am I going to get in trouble? If so how/when do you think I will be contacted? What can I get charged for? I just wanted massage

Great answers by both of my colleagues.

What are some common objections I could use to move the court to quash a subpoena in a civil case.

By ISP, due you mean intensive supervised probation? It depends on whether you have a privilege - HIPPA, FERPA, doctor-patient, attorney-client,...

Question regarding discovery in a Colorado Civil case.

No. But it would merit you filing a motion to compel and a motion for sanctions. Two wrongs do not make a right.

My son was charged with aggravated robbery,

My colleague is definitely correct. We can not answer that question or second-guess his attorney. That is something only his attorney can answer. I...

CO If ajudge lets someone respond after the time allowed andthen grants that persons motion, can anything be done to stopcorrert

As a former judge, I can tell you that judges are given HUGE amounts of discretion and are told to make their rulings based on the merits of a case...

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