How do you remove the opposing counsel?

The answer to your initial question is that you don't remove the opposing counsel. If the attorney or opposing party are violating court orders,...

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Is it required to have a marriage liscence to get married in Colorado?

A marriage license is not necessary to get married in Colorado if you and your new spouse are living together in the State of Colorado. I had a...

What if my girlfriend doesn't apply with the court system will they have to drop all charges because she doesn't show

In most cases, if the victim of a domestic violence case is not served a subpoena to testify and does not voluntarily appear then the case will be...

Can I sue a real estate agent for misrepresenting his motives?

Your question is about "misrepresenting motives" and while you wrote a lot, you don't actually indicate what was misrepresented, what the agent...

Is it possible to sue a psychologist for lying to a patient?

It is possible to sue anyone for anything at any time. However, that doesn't mean you can win. You cannot show that you suffered any harm...

Can I do a HOA lien strip?

Your chances of doing so if you represent yourself are almost 0. It is very difficult to get a Chapter 13 plan confirmed pro se. You need to...

How do you find out the SOL on an account without restarting the SOL?

Your understanding is incorrect. Asking for information does not reset the limitation period. However, you cannot force the creditor to give you...

Ex is now refusing to pay for his share of our son's college expenses. He has paid for them since he started college.

The divorce court will not require him to pay the college expenses based on a side agreement that was not presented to or approved by the...

I am being sued for a "friends" house I cosigned on. She never told me she was being evicted until the day before court.

You cosigned on a debt (something you hopefully will never do again) so you are responsible for the payments if the other party does not make them....

Since the debt collector was not part of your marriage or your divorce, they are not affected by your divorce decree. Your divorce decree gives...