Would i keep the house in the divorce?

I agree with all of the above, but I have a more basic question. Is you common law marriage valid? In Colorado certain requirements must be met...

Hello. Our tree lost a limb in a recent windstorm in COS and my neighbor is making a claim against my homeowners' insurance.

My colleagues are correct, but I would add that you should pay attention to the acts of your insurance company. In most cases like this, the ins...

Does anyone know a firm that does bank account search nationwide and/or international. I have found a lot of rip off reviews

You might want to try a private investigator. From the facts presented it is difficult to speculate on what legal issues an attorney could...

Can I really be terminated from my job for writing up a document for employer varification for DHHS?

You should probably speak with an employment lawyer. Given the facts presented, however, it would appear your employer would have had cause to...

How do I legally remove couple living in a house I half own with my sister. It was a warrenty deed.

Mr. Leroi could not be more correct. Only your attorney knows all of the facts of your case, so they should be in the best position to proffer...

When can I ask the court for attorney's fees to be paid by my spouse that served me with Divorce papers?

That really depends on the facts surrounding the divorce. Your best bet is to contact a family law attorney and explain to him/her that your...

Can recorded audio if related to my case that I tried to prove be allow to play in civil court?

I agree with Mr. Deasy, but would add that surreptitious recordings are generally frowned upon in Colorado. That being said, a good lawyer might...

Should i transfer the vehicle title asap?

I agree with my colleagues. A Bankruptcy Judge or Trustee can void transactions that occur too close to the debtor's filing date. This could...

It depends. I would say no if you were to base your suit against the Property management company on a theory of breach of fiduciary duty. ...

It really depends on the exact wording of the contract, although I would agree with my colleagues above. It seems high;y unlikely that a court...