Denver, CO
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Denver, CO
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Tax ... +2 more
Unless the attorney representing you is doing so by contingency (which is unlikely if he/she is billing you), the answer is an easy yes. ANYTHING...
Easy answer, NO, you cannot sue. You have no claim. Now, I guess since, as a paralegal, you think you might have a claim indicates that the...
How have you contacted your attorney with your questions? Have you emailed the attorney (if they allow that). Have you tried calling and...
If I understand your question, you filed chapter 13 bankruptcy to save the house. DURING the chapter 13 bankruptcy you fell behind on the mortgage...
The court may "consider" your preference, but your preference is not binding.
Call the school and ask, ultimately, it is up to the school district.
Since that time, has the teacher done anything like that? If not, problem solved. It is unlikely the actions rise to the level of child abuse....
Try taking your issue up the chain of command (so to speak) at the school district. If she has resided in the district for 5 years and attending...
1. I don't see why the opposing party having a different attorney would be grounds for "you" to postpone the mediation. How does the other side...
You cannot sue the employer. You may be able to get the judgment vacated if you can show you were never properly served, but you would have to do...
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