A NY company owes money for work performed in Colorado (1099 contract). What is the SOL to file lawsuit? What type of attorney?

Generally speaking the statute of limitations for a contract in Colorado is 6 years. That 6 years runs from the formation, or from the...

How do I find out if my sister has filed a power of attorney or a will?

I am assuming from the information you provided that you are not able to communicate with her effectively. If she cannot tell you where you might...

Have a ditch agriculural, that crosses a driveway of neighbor

I am not a Colorado water lawyer, but it is my understanding that any restriction on an agricultural ditch is prohibited. Have you contacted the...

Can a person not living in South Carolina purchase land in S.C. ?

There are no limitations on a resident of one state purchasing land in another. However, it is possible that if you are trying to obtain a loan...

Landlord and replacing carpet?

I agree with my collegue, but I would add that you need to read your lease. That will control, if it is addressed in the lease. Good luck!

A tenant of mine being evicted has put up surveillance camera's inside and outside the apt. Is that legal?

Her rights to use the property are in the lease. Generally use of the common areas are controlled by the landlord in rules and regulations. If...

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

You MUST read your contract. Generally, however, a failure to qualify for a loan will allow the contract to be terminated and buyer will be...

Do I have a legal obligation to do a move out walk through inspection with a tenant following a written request?

I agree with my collegues, but if you think you might want to collect for any repairs or cleaning costs, you better have good evidence. I would...

There is a lot of confusion and bad press about the foreclosure crisis. There is no requirement to file an assignment of the deed of trust. The...

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Although a judgment lien will expire, it can be revived and kept effective for practically forever. My firm never destroys judments just for that...