Boulder, CO
Estate planning Lawyer at Boulder, CO
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Probate ... +2 more
No. There is no public notification process. I assume you mean service by publication. First, a motion would have to be filed and a party with...
You need to retain an attorney to file in probate court to terminate the appointment. That cost will be paid by her estate and the retainer would...
You would have to get your attorney and then the opposing party and their attorney to agree to allow certain things (which you don't specify) to go...
No. There is no legal requirement to provide you anything. The only way to get the information is to sue and get it part of discovery.
Did you do this in writing? Did you keep a copy? If so, you may have a claim under the FDCPA. If you just told them orally, then you don't have a...
Some random "relative" of the deceased has no duties. You, however, introduce a term of relative/executor, for some reason. An executor (called a...
A few things, the case was not botched by requiring you to participate in mediation. The court has full authority to do that. The chances of the...
I would not worry about this disclaimer. If Amazon wants one they will have their own form along with loads of other forms before they would...
I assume you are the one that posted a minute ago. The same answer applies. You need an attorney to review the entire file and transcript to see if...
This is not a mistrial. You can file a motion for to vacate the order and do a new hearing. The chances of this are slim. Pretty much zero if you...
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