I need to know how to get help with appeal attorney that does pro bono for d.v case or if even possible to appeal

The other attorneys have answered your question quite well. Rule 35 is your only hope. It is an expensive uphill road without guarantees. Good...

How do we find a lawyer who will help us contest my mothers "new" will. She had Alzheimer's. My brother had her change her will.

Other than the issue of contacting the police, which is a good idea, if your mother was determined to be of unsound mind, no document signed by her...

What do I do if someone violates a restraining order?

Violation of a restraining order is a crime. You say that you have reported it. You say the police tell you that the suspect denies sending any...

I placed an item up for auction and they did not put it up for sale and did not return it to me either.

I would say both. Even if the police and the D.A.'s office do not think theft by deception is a priority crime, it is worthwhile to make the...

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Should I retain a lawyer or accept an offer of 75% back pay, mediated by OSHA? I want to file with EEOC for discrimination.

I agree with Mr. Rosemarin. One question for you: because it is not evident from your description, upon what basis do you think you could allege a...

No, compensation for injuries in a car accident are exempt from collection and garnishment/execution. However, those proceeds must be kept...

I was physically assaulted by another patron of an establishment, do I have a case against the establishment?

No, you do not have an action against the bar, unless you can prove by a preponderance of evidence that the patron was intoxicated at the time he...

I was not served with motion, now missed deadline to respond what do I do?

In my humble opinion, he most obvious thing to do is to file an objection and/or hire an attorney who (presumably) knows the rules of civil procedure.

Deferred judgments are a matter of [prosecutorial] policy, not law. They have discretion.

Can I have a paralegal or anyone else other than an attorney at a Colorado DMV hearing to help me with questions?

Absolutely not. You may, however, represent yourself if you do not want to hire an attorney.