My father passed and my mother is getting collections for medical bills which she didn't sign for , Does she have to pay?

The creditors are probably depending on C.R.S.A. § 14-6-110, which is known as the "Joint Liability for Family Expenses" statute. In the common...

Can my downstairs neighbor file for harassment charges against me because my phone alarm vibrates and wakes her up?

What can she do? On the civil side, she might file some kind of claim for a private nuisance. Can she prevail? Depends on the evidence she's...

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

Interesting question... I don't see any annotations under the statute. Usually, when there are applicable cases, the statute will be supplemented...

CAR = Colorado Appellate Rule. Here is the text of CAR 4(a) and a link: RULE 4. APPEAL AS OF RIGHT--WHEN TAKEN (a) Appeals in Civil Cases...

. how to remove my deceaced husband name off deeds to a debt free mortgage of a house we owned together.

I will add only that this highlights the need for a beneficiary's deed, filed in advance of death.

Is there a way to force my daughters school to let her repeat the 2nd grade?

Try these links... http://www.dpsk12.org/policies/

Are homeowners responsible for providing a means for pedestrians to walk?

I think your question goes to the law of public easements. A public easement is the name given to the right of the public to cross private land. ...

Can a business owner of a S corp who collects a salary and pays unemployment insurance collect benefits if the business fails ?

I don't pretend to know the answer to this question, but I am very interested in what the answer actually is... thus my post. Single owner...

My boss is requiring me to use my personal vehicle for job duties without any compensation (gas/mileage) for its use. Can she?

I like Chris' idea about at least getting a tax deduction for it. But in general, I think the answer is 'yes,' they can direct you to do this...

My former employer is being sued for not paying a client & I'm named in the lawsuit b/c I was at the meeting. Am I liable?

Whether you are liable depends on the claim(s) asserted and whether the facts alleged prove those claims. If you do nothing, then a default...