My former employer filed a fraudulent lien on my home. Can I sue for harassment and slander of title? (Colorado)

I agree with my colleague. If you want help you are going to have to contact an attorney so they can review the case and advise you. You say...

Can I sue for full payment without a proper contract?

By proper contract I assume you mean a written contract. A contract does not always have to be in writing and you may have entered a oral contract....

I have a rental condo in Tampa and I live in CO. My tenant moved out 8 months early. The property is empty. Do I have to evict?

This is a question involving Florida property and likely involves Florida law, not Colorado law.

It depends on your lease terms. What you are taking about is not a non competition clause. It is what is termed a covenant which is a promise by...

Help my appartment is infested

You may have a right to claim that the premises are uninhabitable under Colorado law. Colorado adopted statutes providing for a warranty of...

Attorney liens, collection, trust property, deposit in court

I agree with my colleague. You need to contact a Colorado attorney. Also, you state rules and legal principles that do not apply. Rule 66 relates...

Do i need to create a LLC for both the film and production company?

You first need to determine if the LLC is the optimal entity choice. You could, instead, use a corporate form. As to having two entities, that may...

A judgment lien is effective for six years for County Court cases and 20 years for District Court. The judgments can be renewed for additional...

How to file a complaint against Attorney Reg. for violations of ex post facto law & refusing to honor an en banc Sup. Ct. Order?

Unless there is a new and entirely unprecedented CO Supreme Court case that directly invalidated CRS 12-5-101 and prior common law, a power of...

I'm going to a pretrial conference for a credit card debt, what are some tactics that the plantiff's attorney might try?

You don't state the court, but I assume this is in county court. If so, you should consider discovery (interrogatories, requests for admission, and...