Great advice by both of my esteemed colleagues, who are excellent attorneys and are absolutely correct. It will not be an automatic prohibition for...

What is the law in colorado regarding one parent taking a child out of school to home school w/out the permission of the other

It depends on which parent was given decision-making concerning the educational decisions of the child, if there was a divorce. If there is no...

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My roommate moved out 6 months before our lease is up and is only paying half of her rent. What do I do?

I absolutely agree with the sage advice or Mr Harkess. try to mitigate damages by looking for another roommate first and then sue in small claims...

Which ATTORNEY is willing to assist me to win this case: I filed a charge for discrimination, hostile work environment,

Many of us handle wrongful termination cases based on discrimination under Title VII for age, gender, race, ethnicity, etc., discrimination based...

What are the rules regarding CS modifications if it's a waste of the courts time and the father is willfully unemployed.

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Securities Litigation Question

Mr. Murillo is spot on. You need an attorney with securities experience. These cases are extremely complicated.

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Being up front and honest with your probation officer and providing them too much information instead of not enough is always the best practice....