If I get married to my bf...do I become liable for his 200K student loan debt

Technically, you will not become liable for his pre-existing student loans simply by getting married in Colorado. As long as you maintain separate...

Is it legal to be terminated for attempting to use FMLA?

It is absolutely illegal for an employer to take adverse employment action against you for exercising your rights under the FMLA. At the same...

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Can I file a motion to modify the QDRO payment portion of the separation agreement?

To answer this question, I recommend you consult with an attorney in your area to review the separation agreement, the QDRO, and the law. There...

Can we fire our attorney, get a new attorney and file for new mediation?

As a client, you are always free to fire your attorney and hire a new one. Mediation is voluntary, so if the other party agrees to continue...

Do I have any rights? Is my employer allow to give me the option to take a pay cut or get ? I'm the only one that got a pay cut.

I recommend you contact a lawyer to go over all the facts and circumstances of your situation to give you an answer to your question. The...

Can I do that without getting into trouble?

I recommend you talk to a lawyer in your area to evaluate whether you may have a whistleblower claim, or a or other claims arising out of your...

Is there any legal action I can take against my employer

Definitely recommend you talk to an attorney. There may be time limitations here, so the sooner the better.

Do i have to flie a divorce in the county i got married in

The divorce petition is filed in the county where you/your spouse reside. If you own multiple residences, it's a good idea to consult with a lawyer...

Is my spouse entitled to my inheritance (life insurance/annuity pay outs ) in a divorce?

Inheritance is separate property not marital property by default. But if you deposit the funds or property into a joint account, and don't have a...

In Colorado is it legal to hold a week's pay?

It is not legal to fail to pay an employee for time worked. However, if you are really talking about a bi-weekly pay practice, which results in a...