Denver, CO
Estate planning Lawyer at Denver, CO
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Probate, Bankruptcy & Debt
You should be able to transfer the title into your name by completing a Small Estate Affidavit at DMV. Then you can sell the car from your name. ...
You shouldn't have any issue filing bankruptcy. You don't own the home anymore, and can discharge your liabilty for the mortgage. I strongly...
A judgment from outside Colorado can be domesticated in Colorado through a fairly simple procedure. Once domesticated, the Colorado system for...
For anyone making more than 30 times the minimum hourly wage per week, a general debt collector can garnish 25% of your pay (net of mandatory...
Requesting verification alone is not an admission of any amount of debt. You would have a problem if you make a payment or acknowledge the debt in...
I agree with Mr. Haber, it is important to know whether there is a separate business entity, or whether your husband was a sole proprietor using...
As stated above, the exemption is $7,500 (or higher if you are disabled). That assumes that you have lived in Colorado the last two years...
It wouldn't hurt for the friend to contact the charity's planned giving for ideas. However, a trust need not be expensive, depending on the goals...
All that matters is that there is a judgment for the debt, thereby permitting garnishment. Whether a debt is reported to the CRAs is irrelevant to...
First, you can go online to the county assessor's office to see who is listed as owner for tax purposes. This information is necessarily outdated,...