Denver, CO
Estate planning Lawyer at Denver, CO
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Probate, Bankruptcy & Debt
The marriage does not make a spouse liable for the other spouse's prior debts. Having debt together, married or not, does not cause either of you...
If you have no money or collectable assets, and you agree you owe the debt, there is no action you really need to take. If bankruptcy is otherwise...
If you are listed as the garnishee, and you don't know the defendant/debtor, you simply need to fill out the writ form explaining you have no...
Whenever you have potential family conflicts, you should consult an attorney. Your plan should consider the age and maturity of your children. ...
I regret your loss, and lack of communication within your brother's family. But I'm afraid you have no rights to any of your brother's property,...
Get any agreement in writing (or it is worthless). I see no reason why you can't agree to the payment plan PENDING their production of sufficient...
Unless there was a beneficiary deed recorded prior to the owner's death, a probate is required to be opened in order to establish the living person...
In exchange for payment you would want a Notice of Dismissal With Prejudice. If bringing certified funds to a law office, you can sometimes...
The Estate ultimately would issue a Personal Representative's deed to the beneficiary. The deed should be recorded with "Letters Testamentary" as...
In addition to the fine answers above, I suggest there is nothing to lose in scheduling a free bankruptcy consultation with a lawyer in your area.