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I was in a car accident and have Medicaid and Medicare.
answered on Sep 11, 2024
A Colorado attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for a week. It could depend on the amount of the lien and who is handling it. If the lien is assigned to an attorney, and a third-party administrator is involved, it could easily take several months - depending on the TPA and... View More 
Careless driving charge for car accident
Possibly due to seizure (First)
Seizure free for 6 moths
Court doesn't know about seizure yet
I am only one that was injured
Want to represent my self
Want to reduce and come our with clean or expunged record for the future
answered on Sep 9, 2024
A Colorado criminal defense attorney should advise here, but your question remains open for almost two weeks. I recommend considering a consult with a criminal defense attorney. It's likely that your question was missed because it was overlooked under the "Car Accidents" category.... View More
We don’t have assets or children. However I do question whether she is trustworthy at this point.
answered on Sep 7, 2024
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You ask an excellent question! Yes, you can absolutely hire an attorney to review your Petition for Dissolution of Marriage. Many firms (including mine), offer what are called "limited scope" or "unbundled" services as a resource and advocate from a more... View More
The dog was found running loose with choke collar and no tags. He was thirsty, hungry and acted like he had been hungry for a while. We have nurtured him, groomed him and loved him. We have taken the dog to a vet, and invested considerable amount of money, (approximately $1,000). More importantly... View More
answered on Sep 6, 2024
In Colorado, many municipalities and counties have specific ordinances that address the handling of lost and found animals. These ordinances typically establish procedures for reporting found animals, time limits for reclaiming lost pets, and the responsibilities of animal control. For example, in... View More
answered on Sep 6, 2024
If you are concerned about preserving your condo with $150,000 in equity for your heirs and avoiding Medicaid Estate Recovery, there are some strategies you might consider. However, each has important implications and requirements under Colorado law.
Key Strategies to Consider:
1)... View More
My child was sick over night on the day I had court hearing with her father. I provided the court with a doctor’s note and I submitted a motion immediately the morning of. But I continue to be ordered to pay. Plus, I cannot afford to pay it. My outcome is more than my monthly income.
answered on Sep 6, 2024
Bottom line is a court order has to be followed. Will you be thrown in jail? No. The other party who was awarded fees would have to be the one to file a motion for contempt if he or she chooses that route. The other way people enforce a judgement for fees is to do what anyone else does to... View More
My child was sick over night on the day I had court hearing with her father. I provided the court with a doctor’s note and I submitted a motion immediately the morning of. But I continue to be ordered to pay. Plus, I cannot afford to pay it. My outcome is more than my monthly income.
answered on Sep 6, 2024
I agree with the other attorney's answer. Also, it's important to know that Colorado does not have a "Family Code Section 2030" like California does, which deals with attorney fees in family law cases. However, in Colorado, the court can still order one party to pay the other... View More
I tried to have the TPS by myself not from my wife, but they denied the TPS form i just do, so now I'm trying to find an option to fix my legal status but I Don't know how to do it, because i don't have a job and my wife is the only one working right now, I'm just waiting for... View More
answered on Sep 3, 2024
You may adjust to a lawful status of a U.S. Permanent Resident by preparing and filing a one stop concurrent filing of all necessary documents with bona fides. The best route is to select and consult with an experienced immigration counsel directly to receive information and make an informed... View More
probation says i cant get off probation until the interest is also paid off. its been 12 years.
answered on Sep 3, 2024
Yes, you can petition the court for a modification of the interest amount. However, it will go a lot further if the PO is in agreement with a waiver of the case. C.R.S. 18-1. 3-202 provides that the court may grant probation upon such terms and conditions as it deems best, indicating the... View More
While driving in traffic, a driver brake checked me and parked their vehicle blocking any forward movement of my truck on the roadway. They exited driver side of their vehicle and proceeded verbally attack me. The driver began moving in aggressive mannerisms and and reaching into their vehicle. I... View More
answered on Sep 3, 2024
How lucky an officer was nearby! I would still file an accident report for insurance purposes. I would also let your insurance know what you indicated here: that you were in fear for your safety and drove away from an unsafe situation. They can determine culpability for the damages. You may also... View More
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answered on Aug 29, 2024
A deed is used to transfer real property to a living trust. The deed must be recorded in the land records of the county in which the real property is located. There are several types of deeds. An attorney can help you prepare and record the right kind with the right claims for exemptions from... View More
answered on Sep 6, 2024
In Colorado, to fund a living trust with real estate, you typically need to transfer the title of the property into the name of the trust. The primary form required for this process is a deed, specifically a quitclaim deed or a warranty deed.
Here are the basic steps:
1. Prepare a... View More
The house that my roomates and I recently moved into is sinking into the ground and they are doing active construction on the home while we are living in it. There is orange fencing around the construction area when they are gone but during the day there are construction vehicles that we have to... View More
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answered on Aug 28, 2024
The lease agreement that you signed is going to make a huge difference regarding this circumstance. In Colorado, the legislature has given very few protections to tenants. If you believe that the property is uninhabitable Colorado law would allow you to leave the property without being required to... View More
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answered on Aug 20, 2024
The legal definition of an "occupied structure" can vary depending on the specific statute involved, but generally, it refers to a building or space where people are present or where people could reasonably be expected to be present.
A storage unit, by its nature, is typically not... View More
Just formed my LLC and want it to be the holding company and an S corp what do I need to file and in what order?
answered on Sep 6, 2024
I mostly concur with the earlier answer provided to your question above. Here is my response with a few more notes
1) Use Your LLC as a Holding Company: Structuring your LLC to act as a holding company simply involves using it to own other businesses or assets. You don’t need to file... View More
I didn't call the police and I couldn't come to an agreement with the at fault driver. There was no injuries.
answered on Aug 13, 2024
A Colorado attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for over a week. Until you are able to consult with a local attorney, the short answer to your question is "no." It isn't a claim based on a contract theory of law; it would be based on negligence. If a contract... View More
I want to avoid capital gain taxes as much as possible.
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answered on Jul 23, 2024
Using money from the sale of property to pay down your mortgage can be a wise move, but it requires careful consideration of your overall financial situation. Paying down your mortgage can reduce your monthly expenses and the amount of interest you pay over time. However, it's important to... View More
I (15 year old) have been earning my own money and decided to use this money to buy a variety of items off amazon. I was on a vacation recently when the packages arrived and because my grandmother (legal guardian) was home i explicitly told her to not open them and just leave them in my room. When... View More
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answered on Jul 21, 2024
It sounds like a frustrating situation you're dealing with. While it might not be illegal for your grandmother to open the packages since she is your legal guardian, it is definitely a breach of trust, especially since you specifically asked her not to open them. As your guardian, she does... View More
Competency was raised by my public defender back in March. Since that time, a medical exam by experts proves I am innocent of this misdemeanor charge. However this report was never given to the prosecution or brought up to the court. After 110 of anxiety-filled days the doctor called me and said... View More
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answered on Jul 21, 2024
It’s essential to address your concerns about ineffective counsel and the competency evaluation with urgency. Start by documenting all communication attempts and issues with your attorney, including the call from the doctor. This documentation can be crucial for your case.
You should... View More
Well, I went to renew my Texas drivers license today and was told that I can’t because of this ticket. How in the world do I even address this? What’s that statute of limitations?
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answered on Jul 5, 2024
A warrant in a traffic case will cause an OJW hold on your license. You will simply need to resolve the outstanding ticket. If you retain a Colorado attorney, they can file a motion asking to vacate the warrant and schedule the case for appearance and resolve the ticket. The clearing of the... View More
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