Boulder, CO
Estate planning Lawyer at Boulder, CO
Practice Areas: Estate Planning, Probate ... +2 more
Yes, you are opening yourself up to lawsuits by doing this. As to how much, that is impossible to know based on your limited facts. As to if those...
You need to search title and related rights at the clerk and county recorder.
As noted by my colleagues, you need to speak with an attorney as soon as possible. Depending on the facts there may be statute of limitations and...
This depends on PA law, but based on your limited facts, offensive emails do not rise up to the level of intentional infliction of emotional...
As my colleague noted, it is unclear how this debt would be half a million, but an attorney would have to review to know all the facts. A...
Speak with a CPA or tax attorney. Asking for advice on serious tax issues online is not advisable.
Yes, she can sue you. If you agreed to pay X for the furniture, you are bound to that agreement. You can't just say you want to get out of it now...
Successfully sued? That means that he sued and then won. There is no indication of any suit being filed much less won. So, this has no effect at all.
In Colorado common law marriage requires that there was a mutual, present intent of the parties to be married. The basic elements to support this...
You can try, but he has no reason to agree. New terms are not binding unless they are agreed to by the other party. Good luck.
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