No, you cannot accept a referral fee as a real estate broker in a transaction in which you serve as the mortgage loan originator. to do so will...

Is it legal for a pro se litigant to contact opposing counsel to see if their client wants to work something out?

It is proper to enter into settlement negotiations with the attorney for your ex. Although you are proceeding pro se, you may want pay for an hour...

How do I obtain what was left to me in a Will?

You may have problems correcting distributions that may have been improper if your grandfather died years ago. The law assumes that the death of a...

As a law student you should know that you cannot represent your friend and that trying to do so could jeopardize your ability to be licensed as an...

What are the steps to make my mother the legal guardian of my son in case of my death?

If you are in poor health with the prospect of death eminent, you may want to consider the desirability of initiating a guardianship proceeding...

My single parent just destroyed her duplicate executed copy of pour over will and original copy of sole grantor of family trust.

If the trust is completely defunded, it then would be meaningless because the trust has no assets and will not have assets. Make sure that there...

A will prepared in Florida probably will be valid in Colorado. Colorado law offers estate planning tools, such as a beneficiary deed, that are not...

I have been arrested on Felony Charges from the Jefferson County Human Resources department. I have proof.

Any civil claim will have to wait until the conclusion of the criminal charges. If you accept a plea agreement in the criminal case, you might not...

Beneficiary Deed (Real Property)

There is no dollar or value limit for a beneficiary deed. Beneficiary deeds in Colorado are a useful tool in estate planning. They are completely...

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My brother passed Feb 1, Ex wife got involved.

The children of your brother are his heirs at law. You, your father and your step mom are not an heirs and are not parties the law would consider...