The answer to "can I sue" and "can I be sued" is always "yes". You can be sued at any time, by anyone, for any thing. However, that does not mean...

Could I be charged with fraud, if I put charges on my Credit card and a few months later default?

Credit fraud requires showing that you had no intent to pay at the time you made the purchase (or in this case transfer). If you actually have no...

Can owners hold 75% of tips in Colorado?

It depends on how much you (and the employee) are being paid. If the employer is paying everyone at least minimum wage, then the employer can...

Bring your proof of insurance to court and that charge will be dropped. The speeding ticket will have to be addressed and Lakewood is very stingy...

What is the law's definition of a "financial contract"?

This is a question you should ask of your probation officer since he or she is the person who will or will not be filing a motion for a probation...

Can I file a motion to modify child custody if the final order hearing was on Monday?

You can file to modify custody any time there is a substantial and continuing change of circumstances. I'm not certain that the FTA warrant is...

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Did I make a mistake in issuing a subpoena before a trial date or hearing was set?

The subpoena has to tell the person when and where to appear. If you want them to appear for a court date, you have to have that date on the...

Husband has not paid taxes business/personal in 7 yrs. Am current on mine. If I file for divorce am I going to be responsible?

Maybe. The taxes are a debt which was incurred during the course of the marriage, so the divorce court has the power to divide the debt between...

I need help with a civil appeal for a small claims case. What are my options?

If you were properly served with the summons and complaint then you have no excuse not to have known the court date and you likely have no grounds...

My property is in foreclosure. It has two judgment liens attached to the title. I cannot pay them off What happens to them?

The judgments will not pass onto your daughter, but they will be creditors of your estate. If you have assets when you die, the estate may have to...