If both partys signed an agreement but didnt get it nortartized could that person take you to court and win?
Yes, you have a signed contract by both parties and it doesn't need to be notarized to be enforceable in court.
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Yes, you have a signed contract by both parties and it doesn't need to be notarized to be enforceable in court.
In every county in CO, a lease still is in effect and applies when the property is sold. So, you are right that the tenant lease must be honored.
Send a notice to the landlord requesting the return of the security deposit by certified mail, return receipt required, demanding the return of...
You can try. You can sue the seller in small claims court if you believe that you can prove that they had knowledge and notice of problems with the...
No. You have no basis for a lawsuit and they have immunity from a lawsuit. I don't see that they did anything wrong or illegal.
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Just to be advised of the charges and the penalties and his rights. Then he either needs to hire an attorney or apply for a Public Defender
You don't have to wait another 30 days. Consult with an attorney in order to get held in filling out the forcible detainer paperwork and evict him....
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I expect that an attorney has been appointed to such an aggravated and serious case and you really need to talk with him or her. Any discrepancies...