How can I evict my ex that is sitting in my house that I own and it has no papers besides few mails to prove he lives there? In

You can get him out of your home. You'll need to initiate the judicial eviction process. The first step it so provide legally sufficient notice. ...

My son purchase a house with a girl who is no longer his fiancé, I provided the entire down payment and now she won't leave

If she is on the Title you will not be able to evict her as she is not a tenant. There is a lot at issue here, I recommend that your son book a...

Hearsay Objection Response?

Why not just present the non-hearsay hard, on paper/video/audio evidence to avoid this issue?

Tenant rights regarding withheld security deposit as well as rent changes and overcharges?

You may well have a claim. I'd recommend bringing a claim in Small Claims Court. Once you file the complaint you may have more leverage to...

How to evict an adult child?

Unfortunately, this situation is not uncommon. However, the eviction process is exactly the same as it would be for a tenant who is renting an...

I want to terminate a month-to-month lease. How to do it properly and legally?

These eviction matters can be more complicated than most expect. The first step is delivering a legally sufficient Notice to Quit, you can get...

Can you file paperwork to delay filling out and turning in Interrogatories to defendant?

You should likely get a CO attorney to enter into the now CO Collections matter to object and inform the Court of the ongoing appeal which makes...

We have fenced acreage in Colorado to which the neighbor attached and did not leave an easement. How do I make them un-attach?

If there is an easement granted which is contained in the title document and you are the beneficiary of the easement which you wish to enforce, ...

It seems that you contend that the signature on the document was not placed there by you and therefor is not your consent to the document nor is...

You may have a a strong case, I recommend that you contact an attorney right away to evaluate the facts, timeline, your rights, remedies, risks, etc.