Can my employer change my job description and cut my salary on a no contract ?

Your post is not entirely clear. It sounds like you have no contract currently that provided that your salary could not be reduced and your duties...

CAN I SUE PAST EMPLOYER FOR MORE THAN WHAT THE NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FROM THE DIVISION OF LABOR HAS ASSETS ?

You are free to try to claim for this time, pain, and energy but don't anticipate winning that. I would suggest that you don't bother and you focus...

I am wondering if my lease agreement with my apartment complex is affected at all by a recent burglary in my unit.

Unless your lease provides you can cancel without penalty under these circumstances (it won't), no you can cancel without penalty. You can ask...

Do l still have to go to court if they left a subpoena on my door & didn't hand it to me?

No, but you should consider filing a motion to quash the subpoena for improper service. If you don't, the party can file the return of service...

Let's start with the notary claim. A summons (nor the complaint, for that matter) is not required to be notarized. If this is a verified complaint...

Is it legal for a wife to secretly record audio recordings without getting my consent?

What she did is totally legal in Colorado.

Me and a business partner bought a mobile home half and half to renovate and sell for profit. He has taken, tile& accoutinglog?

You will need to file a replevin action in the applicable district court. Get legal advice.

What recourse do I have? Mechanic lein? Small claims court?

You can file a mechanic's lien. You also have trust fund theory rights and other options. Unless your agreement specifies a certain dispute...

Do I have a right as a beneficiary to inquire about payouts on insurance or beneficiaries on policies?

I assume this is a matter of Colorado probate. If so, the correct term is personal representative not executor. You have multiple rights...

Litigation. Motion practice. Before filing a motion in state court case am I required to first ask other side if they object?

All motions requiring conferring with the opposing party (pro se) or opposing counsel unless a statute or rule governing the motion provides that...