Thornton, CO
Real estate Lawyer at Thornton, CO
Practice Areas: Real Estate, Insurance ... +2 more
This, unfortunately, is becoming a common occurrence. The only viable option seems to be a lawsuit against your landlord. You could allege breach...
You can but the person you sue (the defendant) might be able to get the suit dismissed by contending he does not have "minimum contacts" with the...
Bankruptcy isn't "filed on" properties. Instead, a person files bankruptcy and, by law, is required to disclose all of his assets and liabilities....
Yes to all. You will be given notice (or should be given notice) of the final hearing. You should probably hire a local attorney to look over...
The lease is not voidable on the basis that the bankruptcy was not disclosed. The bankruptcy does not give you any additional rights, such as the...
A contract of such duration would not be, per se, illegal. If I were you, I'd get a local attorney to carefully review the contract to see if...
This is a good question, and I wish I could answer it, but it would probably more appropriately addressed to your recruiter. The answer likely...
This is a good question, and I wish I could answer it, but it would probably more appropriately addressed to your recruiter. The answer likely...
This is a difficult question and I don't think anybody will be able to provide you with a full answer without reading the contract and going over...
It seems like you have a valid claim under Federal law, under the Fair Labor Standards Act. I would recommend that you contact a local attorney to...
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