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...

How can I force compliance on a judgment debtor?

Criminal law is the province of the District Attorney in your county. Most D.As are really busy and it can be hard to get them to take an interest...