Question on a judgement, - I don't want to use the legal road, but the company is slow in payment to me.,

You use the courts when you can't resolve the matter and their is a breach. Are you saying that you have proof that "they got paid." If so, then...

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In Colorado, can I make up my own Will and just have it notorized so my property and assets don't have to go through Probate?

A will always goes through probate. If you want to avoid probate you would have to establish a fully-funded trust or do other alternatives (such as...

What should I do/tell opposing council?

Tell opposing counsel that you are hiring a new attorney and they will contact them.

If you are concerned about the POA, the only way to terminate that (if the cousin does not have capacity) is through a court order. A person can be...

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Can I write a letter stating that I will not pay rent until my landlord fixes things around my house?

Can you write this? Sure. Will you be evicted? That is as equally sure. Understand Colorado law regarding the warranty of habitability and, if...

Verbal agreement to split business profit 18 mos ago. Only "proof" are three checks paid to me which I cashed at her bank.

Yes, it would be worth it to hire a lawyer if you have a viable claim of 20K per month. HIre one now and get the money by any means necessary.

What happens to a loan when the person I borrowed the money from is deceased?

The personal representative can cash the check and demand that you pay as agreed.

I need a pro bono family law attorney. I make minimum wage and I am $30,000 in debt from my last attorney. Please help me.

Apply here http://www.coloradolegalservices.org/. Good luck.

Can I file a Motion for post trial relief or relief from a judgment order after a Permanent Protection Order is issued?

If you already filed a notice of appeal, you made a mistake. You should have filed post-trial motions before filing the appeal. First off, an...

Judges conclusion letter from denied relocation is in correct.

You have 14 days from that order to file a motion to alter or for new trial. Hire an attorney now to review the order. You don't have time to waste.