If you retire in CO, are you required to make a "Colorado" Will and Trust if you already have one registered in another state?
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Answered on March 12, 2018
No, if you retire you are not required to make a Colorado will or trust. A will or trust or both will be honored in Colorado provided they were...
Can a divorce settlement be reopened on the grounds of inadequate representation?
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Answered on March 12, 2018
Your facts are not entirely clear. You call this a settlement but then discuss problems at the hearing. So was this settled or are you complaining...
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Is a verbal raise agreement binding in the state of Colorado?
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Answered on March 12, 2018
To have an agreement you need to have all the elements of a contract. You don't under your limited facts. If all that was done was they said you...
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Can I sue the defendants new attorney for tortious interference?
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Answered on March 12, 2018
Can you sue? Sure. The correct answer to any "can I sue" question is always the same. You "can" sue anyone for anything. What matters is whether...
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I have two felony convictions in iL from when i was in my 20s im now 55 will this effect a employer background check ?
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Answered on March 12, 2018
I can't say how it works in IL, but for Colorado, all convictions are on your record forever unless they have been sealed. It is up to the...
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You hire a attorney to fight for you, your ex represents themself, question lawyer comes unprepared to mediation and is actually
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Answered on March 11, 2018
Do you have a question? If you claim that your attorney was not competent, you can file a complaint and they will determine if the attorney...
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Is there an official website that can be able to tell me if I have any evictions on my report
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Answered on March 11, 2018
No, there isn't. You can check your credit report as judgments can appear there.
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Can my landlord raise my rent then tell me she is charging me the new amount for the prior months?
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Answered on March 11, 2018
Unless your lease allows them to charge you retroactively (which would have been insane to agree with), no the landlord cannot charge you for prior...
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Why a hearing after a stipulation agreement?
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Answered on March 11, 2018
No one can know without reviewing the file.
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What does it mean when my writ of garnishment says my commission expires in 2021?
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Answered on March 10, 2018
That relates to the notary. Their commission expires at a specified time. It has nothing to do with your garnishment. A garnishment can be renewed...
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