Is there a maximum amount an HOA can charge for a special assessment?
There is no statutory maximum. If it was approved properly, you must pay or you risk fines, liens, and the like. Try to negotiate a longer plan or...
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There is no statutory maximum. If it was approved properly, you must pay or you risk fines, liens, and the like. Try to negotiate a longer plan or...
Not unless your lease allows that. I am almost certain it will not.
Review your contract and make arrangments in writing (if you can't pay this in full) ASAP. The facility has loads of options to sell your property...
As noted, contact the police and see if they will consider this theft and proceed. If not, then you must file a replevin lawsuit to get it back.
To your first question on whether you can sue, you can sue anyone for anything. To the more relevant question, on whether this is feasible, if...
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You can move out. That said, you then become liable to this other guy and the landlord can sue you if they lose money because of the breach of the...
That is entirely allowable. Especially since you are new to this, get a proper written lease that includes rules and regulations, check-in...
There are always attorneys that can accept clients. The issue here is whether you have a claim or basis that makes is sensible to spend that money....
There is ancillary probate and you will need Colorado probate counsel. Unless this is formal or subject to a contest, this can be any Colorado...
This is not a criminal matter. You are free to call the police but expect them to tell you this is a civil matter. As to duress, that is duress...