Boulder, CO
Estate planning Lawyer at Boulder, CO
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Probate ... +2 more
You may want to wait. Review the contract and contact an attorney to advise you. Generally, the contractor has about four months to file the lien...
Review your lease. Make sure you follow the lease terms and security deposit statute to the letter. Then determine if you want to sue them for the...
Morning, Assuming you are still can file a timely lien, I would file a lien and consider disburser notices as leverage. You can then file suit...
This is likely not an optimal solution. If you want to avoid probate, either all assets should be titled under joint tenancy or you should have a...
Sorry about this problem. Generally, you can sue her assuming you had her agreement that she would pay and be totally liable for the debts.
You need to have an attorney review the lease and the court file. Assuming there was no proper service or other factors, you may be able to move to...
As always, your rights depend in large part on the lease terms. Assuming you have complied with the lease terms on notice or notice as required...
You need to review the Fair Debt Collection Practices act if this is a collector. They are required to provide verification of the debt. The more...
You must follow the lease and eviction procedures to the letter. Provide the lease to an attorney to give you initial advice. The forms are...
Have they filed suit? As a general matter, if the premises was rented for the same amount and over the same term they have little claim for rental...
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