Mortgage won't accept unemployment as income

You do not have a legal right to modify your contract with the bank. Your right is to pay in accordance with the contract you originally signed. ...

My CO Tenant lease ends 12/31 won't allow showings for 12/02 to new tenants -my lease allows it-can I get a court order now

If the lease allows showings and the tenant will not, then you can post a 3 day notice and evict the tenant if they do not change their position. ...

Does domestic stay on your record after its been dismissed in court?

The arrest shows up on a criminal background check unless and until he has the records sealed. If the charges were dismissed, he can have the case...

Each step must be backed by probable cause for the search to be valid and the evidence to be admissible. Yes, it probably is sufficient if the...

You would have to sue and obtain a judgment against the employer. Once you have that, you can record the judgment as a lien against the property. ...

I received judgment for money owed to me, the defendant is now filing Ch. 13 bankruptcy. Should I still file Proof of Claim?

The bankruptcy court does not want all your documentation and court papers. However, you should file a proof of claim. If the debtor's plan pays...

What do I do if you my refuses to let me son come for his court ordered visitation.

You need to review and enforce your parenting time orders. If your ex is not following the court orders, you need to file a motion to enforce or...

If I amend my taxes before contempt hearing, am I still in contempt?

If you violated the order, then you could be held in contempt even if you have subsequently fixed the problem. However, showing the Court that the...

Destruction of private property is a DV charge?

Ask Patrick Roy (current coach of the Avalanche). I understand that his highly publicized DV arrest a few years ago was based on punching a hole...

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What should I do? Ex-husband leaves my kids w/his new wife overnights in direct violation of divorce decree.

If you do nothing then you will just have to accept the situation. If it is unacceptable, you need to hire a new attorney and go back to court. ...