Should I object to my lawyer withdrawing? If so how do I proceed? If not what are my best options?
If the lawyer entered, they must follow the rules to withdraw and get a court order allowing that withdrawal. It is all in Rule 121 Section 1-1...
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If the lawyer entered, they must follow the rules to withdraw and get a court order allowing that withdrawal. It is all in Rule 121 Section 1-1...
You should not. You job is to make it easy for the judge. They have often 100s of cases to handle so trying to get them to hunt for what you are...
A lawsuit attorney would need to review the note. If it is clear and they are in breach, it should be a fairly simple case. The statute of...
If was the purchase of a new car, then lemon law applies. Review this https://sbg.colorado.gov/sites/sbg/files/DR%202440_1.pdf and then Google...
Mentioning a sibling in an obituary does not confer special rights. With that said, as is always the case, anyone can sue anyone else for anything....
No, they will not. This will be corrected and either you contest this or pay.
You may not have the right to appeal or it is very limited. As noted by my colleague, this is not a job board. You will have to contact attorneys...
Do you mean sue them for breach of contract or other applicable claims like unjust enrichment? If so, yes you can sue them unless you are past the...
Is this Colorado probate? If so, she is termed the personal representative. Executor is not used in Colorado. You were supposed to receive a...
Is the other side represented by an attorney or are you all pro se? If so, that attorney should provide the draft. If not, then you will have...