If a property Lien is 13 years old in Colorado how do you get it removed are they only valid for 6 years?

The liens run for 6 years, so the liens you see have expired. No new liens from judgments can be placed following your bankruptcy. You don't need...

My mother died and 3 weeks my step father died without a will. Are all children entitled or just my step fathers?

It is critical to have consultation with an attorney on this one, soon. If wills were involved, many of them have 30-day survivorship requirements...

I would add to Ms. Bowinski's excellent answer that you can't file bankruptcy often. If you receive a chapter 7 discharge, you can't file a...

Received the refund check from the mortgage insurance Company

If the check is payable to you "or" your parent, you should be able to deposit it in your own account with just your endorsement. If the check is...

Is a writ of garnishment from oregon leagal in colorado without going through the Colorado courts?

If your employer has a presence in Oregon, the writ can be served on the employer without implicating Colorado law. However, the Oregon court does...

Can I return car a few years after I filed chapter 7 bankruptcy? I kept the car but did not reaffirm the debt.

You can return the car without any monetary liability. The lender only has the right to the collateral if you did not reaffirm the car loan.

Colorado Small Estate

List your wife as the sole successor as to "all property", "100%" and list yourself as the person collecting on behalf of the successor as to "all...

We put a lien on former renters property, do we need to notify her, or does the bank do that ?

There is no legal requirement to send a notice to the judgment debtor. The recording of the transcript of judgment is public record. Sending a...

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In Colorado can debt collectors garnish my wages/take my assets for my wifes apartment debt that she received with ex husband?

The creditor can ask your wife anything that touches on her finances in order to get information on how to collect a judgment. That includes any...

You would not need to pay any bills unless a creditor took the extraordinary step of trying to opening an estate itself and collecting the moneys...

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