I am under investigation due to a, false, accussation of assult and harassment at my job. I am worried about lossing my job

As my colleagues have said, be cooperative and honest. As CO is an at will state, they can fire you even the allegation is baseless. You might want...

I have a misdemeanor Shoplifting ticket on my record, can i get it expunged in colorado?

If it was after the age of 18 and you were charged and convicted of the charge as an adult, it can not be sealed or expunged from your record....

On June 16,2012-I received a "Month to Month Rental requested terminated back to Landlord

If you stayed in the residence for July, then you do owe July's rent. I a not sure about where the retaliation fits in and where the shower...

What are my legal remedies if my ex refuses to sign court ordered quit claim deed?

Mr. Rich is definitely correct that the clerk of court can sign if she refuses to sign the quit claim deed. You can file a motion to compel for...

I agree with my colleagues. I do think that Mr. Harkess' client has a rather ingenuous idea going on and one that basically resolves the problem,...

If dsh took your kids how would go go about getting your kids back

Hiring or requesting a court-appointed attorney immediately. There is nothing more valuable to most of us parents than our children and this is...

Home purchase loan was denied for unverifiable funds before loan conditions. Terminated contract, sellers want to keep earnest?

Mr. Harkess is correct. You probably want to at least mediate the dispute about the earnest money, if not full-on litigate the issue. They claim...

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How do you get your kisd back from dsh

You need an attorney. It is incredibly difficult to defend a case in which your children have been taken away by a governmental agency. The Court...

This is not a form. As Mr. Harkess has correctly stated, the judge is asking for what type of ruling you are asking her or him to make - deny the...

Do i have a case if the malpractice happend 17 yrs ago?

Extremely unlikely. I am not aware of any state having a statute of limitations that would last that long.