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My husband took our dog for a walk. She was leashed. They were stopped at the sidewalk when the owner of the other dog walked directly up to them. Our dog managed to pull herself out of her lead and she bit the other dog behind the ear. After making sure injuries weren't serious, my husband... View More
Had 52 not known if documented workers evict my belongings was told anything not in box would be put in bag they opened all my boxes and tubs put.bleach on clothes food with my sons baby pics who is a senior this year have videos of destruction firearms birth certificates, tools, and wedding... View More
She filed bk7 signed quitclaim was notarized, registered and filed. Svs co never acknowledged and made me do forbearance because of her bk then forclosed on my home even though I had a buyer
My loan got sold b4 previous svcr dispersed funds pictures were taken of repairs . The previous server said new svcer will release funds to me. I have been trying to get my $ since 2018 My home 4closed 2023 after 4closure there was wind damage we tarped to prevent further damage. wasnt our... View More
I live and work in Colorado. I just discovered that there is a surveillance camera, with 2 way audio that was installed in our office/breakroom. Not sure when it was installed, but it was not done by the corporation, but rather the manager. No consent was asked for nor given. Management did not... View More
Now lease agreement does not specifically addressed this issue.
answered on May 3, 2024
That is rather odd. Some leases provide for the Landlord to handle security but video cameras interfering with the operation of the business may be an issue. You may want to contact an attorney.
This could be a breach of quiet enjoyment or the implied covenant of good faith. I have never... View More
The lease agreement does not specifically address this issue.
The subpoena cane in the mail and I told them
i don’t waive personal service. Can they still arrest me for this??
So opportunity to be heard dictates how many days needed to be able to be heard with out of state hearing after being served because I only had 3 days before hearing tried calling courts and they had no message able to leave to me that is criminal violation of constitutional rights
How can Debt Servicing treasury offset -garnish my social security
When there is no lien.
I have filed Chap 7 bankruptcy through up solve pro se as I do not have the funds for an attorney. I filed for divorce in November and shortly after signed a quitclaim deed so he could get the house. Divorce was final March 5th and filed for Chapter 7 in April. I did not add the home to my... View More
answered on Apr 20, 2024
There will be questions about that on the Statement of Financial Affairs, and more indirectly, on the Schedules.
It's bold to attempt to do a bankruptcy without counsel, whatever your reason. We recommend that you inquire at your County Bar Association, or the office of the US... View More
I'm moving out of state with another family and my grandfather wants to give me custody to myself before I leave. We do not know where to start we call the court house and they told us to call a family law office.
Is there a way we can do this on our own ?
Do we need a lawyer... View More
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
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
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
If someone wrote me a check and that person forgot to write the date, can I as a recipient write the date myself?
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.
2.... View More
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
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... View More
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