I need to file my complaint in CO federal court. I live out of state and can't file myself. Could attorney file on my behalf?

I just don't think its practical to ask an attorney to file this for you with anything short of a full-blown representation. And why would mailing...

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Is it illegal for a previous employer to tell a debit collector where I now work

I don't believe that's illegal. A creditor with a judgment can have the court issue post-judgment subpoenas or written discovery to your former...

Spouse left and was highest income - also left all bills, jointly created and lease with time remaining

That's a difficult situation. I like my colleague's answer here. Short of that, however, let's see how this would play out. Let's assume you...

I like the answer given by my colleague, which was well thought out. However, in the event that your bylaws do not give you an answer, I would...

Daughter just married. Husband name is on the house, not hers. It will be soon. Before that if he dies will she get the house?

Question? Does husband have a will? If so, what does it say? If not, upon husband's death, his property would pass via the intestacy statute...

I received pension from my husband who passed away. I was in Colorado for less than 6 months, do I still need to pay income tax

Claiming Part-Year Colorado Residency or as a Nonresident? Tax is prorated so that it is calculated only on income received in Colorado or from...

Should I do payments , settlement or fight the case

This sounds like its in Brighton County Court. Am I right? Anyhow, start with the complaint, which is one of the documents you were served with. ...

After 2 parties agree on a persoinal injury settlement , how long do they have to pay the agreed total?

There are usually two parts to a settlement. First, there is the 'agreement in principal,' which usually sets the price of the settlement. Then,...

Bequeath to a non=profit organization

Payable-on-death designations for bank accounts In Colorado, you can add a "payable-on-death" (POD) designation to bank accounts such as savings...

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Is it possible to subpoena information from a bank to use in a lawsuit?

Yes, I think so. Under the Wage Claim act, there are different penalties for "willful" failure to pay wages and I think this evidence is relevant...