The car dealership wants us to sign a new contract with a higher than agreed upon payment!

They can certainly ask, but you might be able to say no. If your original contract was that you would buy the car contingent upon financing...

Are my gun rights lost forever?

Federal law, specifically 18 USC § 922 (d)(9) states "It shall be unlawful for any person to sell or otherwise dispose of any firearm or ammunition...

How do I have a Dismissed "Possesion of Marijuana Under 1oz" charge removed from my record?

If the case was dismissed, you can have the record sealed/expunged. In order to do that expediently, you need to hire an attorney who does that...

Do I need to cite case law when motioning for non-attorney costs? I am a prose prevailing party at recent hearing.

No, in this case you probably should not. The statute should be the only legal authority needed for the assessment of appropriate cost and expense...

Can I sue the company I work for because the supervisor shared personal health information with other employees?

Seems most appropriately an issue for the Human Resources Department.

Can the electric company make me pay a bill that is from 2005 that is not even mine?

If your mom's bill from 2005 was the last on her account before it was closed (and no one else's name, i.e., yours, was on that account), and she...

Do courts ever take action on things when pro se litigants don't know what to do?

Your question is confusing. Pro se litigants are bound by the same rules of civil procedure as attorneys licensed to practice law in Colorado....

The other attorneys are correct. The answer lies in the contract, not to mention a possible statutory lien.

Repaying on a default of a lease agreement, am I obligated to pay more than $10.00/month until the account is cleared?

You personally guaranteed the debt, so the LLC status is irrelevant. No one here can tell you what the creditor will accept in payments toward...

I created a Will via CignaWillCenter.com. and will get it signed by 2 witnesses and notarized.

One does not "file" the last will and testament of a living person anywhere, except perhaps in a filing cabinet until that person dies.