What can I do if there was an order to grant motion for clerk to transfer title of residence 4 years ago before bankruptcy?

A transfer pursuant to a court order is likely a valid transfer that cannot be avoided by a bankruptcy trustee. It would be interesting to know...

Can durability wages be garnished?

The following type of income cannot be garnished Workers compensation Social Security Social Security Disability Pension or retirement...

It appears that at the least you would have a cause for breach of contract. When you buy a ticket, there are terms to the ticket which lay out the...

Can I sue my landord for mental and emotional abuse? He has called me and written the "c" word that rimes with runt?

An action like that is more like intentional infliction of emotional distress. In Colorado, any person over the age of 70 is defined as an...

No, not in Colorado. You may be able to sue for intentional or negligent infliction of emotional distress if you can prove the correct predicates.

My husband passed in september his mom paid for a mower worth $3,000 and was in brothers name also had ownership for 4 years

If the lawn mower is title in both your deceased husband and his brothers name, that would determine ownership. I am not aware that these type of...

Contract employment related attorney question ?

if you were supposed to receive something and didn't because of the lie, you would have an action for fraud. Te requirements of a fraud case are...

If i listed the wrong registered agent for small claims what will happen?

You need to file every individual you listed as defendants. For a corporation, you can serve an officer or the registered agent. You have to serve...

Can you sue a DA investigator and an officer for causing you extreme financial and health hardship for refusing to do their job?

if you can establish that they breached their duty, and you have damages, you can sue them. You would have to send them a notice of claim, but once...

I have a jugemet aginst me for a accident and I can't pay it what will happen?

The creditor that has the judgment can lien your assets and garnish your wages. However, you dont sound like you have wages, and if you you receive...