Denver, CO
Bankruptcy and debt Lawyer at Denver, CO
Practice Areas: Bankruptcy & Debt, Tax ... +2 more
Nothing, you got screwed. That document probably isn't even a binding contract (but that explanation is too technical to get into here). Basically,...
First, it depends on what your lease agreement says about your ability to access the property. However, you may just have to evict the tenant. If...
Probably. This is one of the issues with Union. When you are represented by a Union, you give the Union some control over whether to handle certain...
None...the opposing counsel is your adversary, they have no (very limited) ethical duties to you. Now, your spouse may have ethical issues with the...
The concept of non-lawyers role and control in a law firm is the debate de jour in legal ethics. You have large Wall Street firms that have...
This question strikes me as a homework assignment and not a person with a real issue. Most people who post questions here insert some facts about...
Follow Robert's advice. This trustee is clearly a fisherman...want's to see everything in the slightest hope that it might turn up something (times...
The school seemed to do you a solid by allowing you to continuing notwithstanding the debt. It is not the school's fault you can't pay your bills,...
No. All you can do is appeal the judge's order. Also, it is WRONG for you to attempt to talk to the judge directly, that is ex-parte...
You already answered your question; the answer depends on what was stated in the original agreement. If we are talking about a standard credit card...
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