Boulder, CO
Estate planning Lawyer at Boulder, CO
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Probate ... +2 more
The joys of written contracts. Well, the misery of not reading written contracts before you sign them. in short, whatever you agreed to is most...
Can you sue? Sure, you can always sue. That does not mean you will win a penny and may, in fact,, owe their attorney fees and costs. So it...
The settlement agreement will control. Unless that agreement, for some odd reason, allowed you to sue in another jurisdiction, the answer is that...
A contract does not need to be notarized (certain real estate instruments and estate documents may need notarization per statute) and contracts...
Fraud or misrepresentation come to mind but this varies by the facts.
Try the find a lawyer function on this site or contact your local bar association for a referral.
You can always sue and claim a breach. It is unclear how strong your case is or even if you sue and win if you will collect. That is why having an...
No, you don't just own half of his stock because of a breach unless that was a term under the note. You need to speak with a local litigator...
You may want to make one final demand, ideally through an attorney and get the agreement in writing. If that goes nowhere you can try small claims.
Illegal? No. Is it something that may come back to embarrass, annoy, or offend one or both of you later? Yes.
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