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0 Answers | Asked in Health Care Law for Colorado on
Q: What are the requirements for a BCBA to perform ABA therapy in Colorado, does it differ from other states?

I hope this message finds you well. I represent Brighter Strides ABA, a company seeking to expand into Colorado. As we embark on this journey, we are keen on understanding the regulatory landscape for Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) in your state.

We kindly request your assistance... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Appeals / Appellate Law and Criminal Law for Colorado on
Q: Do I have grounds to appeal a dismissal on my case

My lawyer asked for the case to be dismissed because had said he had called me a week ago to see if I was going to trial. There is no record of him calling me or anything. I was assaulted and pressed charges and wanted justice but my prosecutor got the case dismissed without my consent

0 Answers | Asked in Civil Litigation, Contracts and Landlord - Tenant for Colorado on
Q: What consequences are there if my roommate breaks the apartment lease without consulting others on the lease?

My roommate is threatening me of breaking the lease or not paying their part of the rent if I do not sign a roommate relinquishment form by the end of the month. She is claiming that we've made her feel unsafe, however, we have not prohibited her from the apartment nor have we retaliated in... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Consumer Law for Colorado on
Q: Debt Servicing (TOP)garnishing social security

Paid in Full was improperly recorded. After updated records are validated Paid in Full. I forwarded it to Debt servicing to no avail. There has been no Lien recorded. I contacted my former mortgage company and they were researching.

Today I received a letter from Debt servicing it was... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Adoption, Child Custody and Family Law for Colorado on
Q: If you want to adopt your spouses child and don't know the father is. is it a stepparent adoption or normal?

My husband wants to adopt my twins but the issue is my ex who we thought was the father isn't and it's the person who SA me and he was never found. So how do we go about it is it still a stepparent adoption or normal adoption? We have no clue all the paperwork or anything that we need to do.

0 Answers | Asked in Consumer Law, Contracts and DUI / DWI for Colorado on
Q: Do I have any rights against mistreatment and breach of contract by my interlock company?

Hello, thank you for your time.

-issue with my interlock Co. and their franchise stores,

- they breached the contract and their imprudent actions made continuance of their services untenable.

-amongst other issues, They were not reporting my payments and calibrations to... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Car Accidents for Colorado on
Q: Hello to whom this may concern. Long story short i wanted to know what i can do as far as getting my moms title back

From her grandoughter who took all off my monthers money my mom is 91yrs and blinded from both eyes my mom was hit by a cop and she got a lump some and she wiped her out so to took my mom and moved her with me i dont want my mom to loose her mobil home cause we need the title to sell it

0 Answers | Asked in Animal / Dog Law for Colorado on
Q: Can someone who rehomed a dog and asked for a $500 rehoming fee ask for him back?

Got a puppy from craigslist that was being rehomed she was asking for $500 as a rehoming fee that I did pay have messages between both us of the transaction. But now she is asking for me to give him back.

1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law and Banking for Colorado on
Q: If someone wrote me a check and that person forgot to write the date, can I as a recipient write the date myself?

If someone wrote me a check and that person forgot to write the date, can I as a recipient write the date myself?

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answered on Apr 13, 2024

If the check writer forgot to date the check, it's generally not advisable for you as the recipient to fill in the date yourself. Here's why:

1. Legal issues: Writing in the date yourself could be considered altering the check, which is illegal in many jurisdictions.

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0 Answers | Asked in Car Accidents for Colorado on
Q: I was rear ended in my car i was in the process of bonding for title. Car is total loss.

Impossible for me to get title now. No fault of my own. Insurance company is ready to pay me but the said i need the title that i can't get now because the car is totalled. Missed my appointment to bond for title and it's impossible for me to get what's left of my car to the vin... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Car Accidents for Colorado on
Q: I was rear ended in my car that i was in the process of bonding for title. Car total loss. Unable for me to do anything.

I can't proceed in acquiring title due to the damage to my car total loss. It's the other drivers fault i can't bond for title now. insurance company will pay me but they said i need title. That is impossible for me to get. I would have to tow car to vin inspection i think. I had... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Civil Litigation for Colorado on
Q: What do i do if I worked on a vehicle and didn't have a predetermined price for labor? It was see what it needs as we go

Was driving and working for a man that had me in an unsafe truck. I told him I was not comfortable driving the truck as was and he asked if I could fix it. He ordered the parts as I worked on the truck because we did not know what exactly was needed at time of start. He now wants to take the truck... View More

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answered on Apr 13, 2024

In a situation where you performed work on a vehicle without a predetermined price for labor, and the owner is now refusing to pay, here are some steps you can consider:

1. Document everything: Make sure you have a detailed record of the work performed, parts purchased, hours spent, and any...
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0 Answers | Asked in Divorce for Colorado on
Q: My spouse wants alimony, but she is retired an receives social security benefits, how can I prove this?

She worked for a cleaning service company for many years and she is now retired an we are going through a divorce, she wants alimony because she says she has never worked which is a lie

1 Answer | Asked in Family Law, Child Custody and Child Support for Colorado on
Q: Can me and the witness wave the 14 days of a subpoena being served
John Hyland Barrett III
John Hyland Barrett III
answered on Apr 12, 2024

Yes, if the witness agrees.

0 Answers | Asked in Employment Law for Colorado on
Q: Can my Colorado springs Colorado employer fire or lay me off for a buyout fee that I was unaware of.

It's a fee that usually happens when I work for a company as a temp then get hired on if I don't finish the required work hours to the company but I never worked for my current employer through my old employer and I applied outside in my own life online and got hired on my own. Also is it... View More

0 Answers | Asked in Adoption and Child Custody for Colorado on
Q: Would allowing reconnecting with estranged paternal side cause for him to get custody?

I have in almost 8-year-old child with a man I was never married to he has been estranged from her life for 4 years and not seen her in over two he never provided any support for her or had her in his custody alone for more than 1 hour. He currently lives with his parents and siblings his sibling... View More

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