I am wondering if the dealership is required to tow and fix the car if it is under warranty
answered on Sep 17, 2023
Yes, if it is in warranty and you did not purchase the car as is, the dealer most likely will pay for towing and repair depending upon the language of the warranty.
Now I have no way of titling it. It has been sitting on my property for 2 yrs until I finally got it completely fixed. I need help and answer please help to guide me in the right direction. Am I going to be able to obtain one? If so what's the process? Thank you
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answered on Sep 23, 2022
Maybe consider reaching out to the family to determine if there is someone there that could help you out.
Please be aware that any answer is based on all the events occurring in Colorado. Further, please be aware that this is not legal advice. This is generic information intended to help... View More 
Donate these books for educational purposes and have general knowledge of laws and court procedures.
answered on Jan 24, 2021
There's no prohibitions on what lawyers do with old books. I haven't had a physical copy of a legal book in four or five years.
Most of the larger firms put out a notice that the old books are available if anyone is interested in picking them up.
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answered on Aug 12, 2020
A Colorado attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for a week. It's possible they rerouted the package to the correct address after sending you that message. If for any reason you do receive a package that doesn't belong to you, notify the post office. Good luck
Tim Akpinar
answered on Oct 26, 2019
It's something you could express concern about to your attorney. In terms of preparation for trial, your attorney would have done the investigation and research into identifying witnesses who would be necessary in supporting your position. Good luck
Tim Akpinar
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answered on Oct 15, 2019
Police will investigate and depending on what they learn and believe they may lay criminal charges, or caution the guy. A lawyer can write and serve a cease and desist letter instruction the person not to contact you again. In some jurisdictions, you can ask for a peace bond if you fear for your... View More
answered on Jan 25, 2017
It is possible. Housing court and criminal courts are completely separate, so the issue may not come up. To be safe, it is best to assume that it will be discovered.
I have specifically listed code enforcement on my no trespassing signs and they continued to come on my property to hunt for code violations.
answered on Mar 25, 2016
Yes, government agents have a right to enter without consent (which your "no trespassing" sign states) under numerous situations (code compliance being one of the reasons).
answered on Mar 25, 2016
It is possible that the temporary order are filed or were just hear orally. If they were filed, you can ask the clerk where the case was filed for the filings (a fee is required - it is $10 for lawyers). If there were only oral, then the only way to see is to get a transcript (again see the clerk... View More
He was charged with domestic violence and criminal mischief. He is now getting a court order to have my dog taken from me and given to him. Can he do this or does this have to go in front of a judge (with myself present) before any ownership is determine. Please note, all of the purchase receipts,... View More
answered on Mar 23, 2016
Under Colorado law, pets are property. Property can be divided between couples after the relationship ends, even for non-married couples. The difference for non-marriage couples is that unless there is evidence of an overlapping of financial resources or care, the party with the greatest ownership... View More
I am wondering if I can list a seller's home, take pics & close the deal if I use a Broker for the official $ transaction. Basicly I would do all the listings, showings and negotiations between parties but not handle any $. Is that legal in the state of CO? I am trying to beat local... View More
answered on Mar 23, 2016
Sorry, under Colorado law (CRS 12-61-102) a person holding themselves out as a broker OR conducting the work of a broker must be licensed in Colorado. The penalties are sever if you practice without a license – including: fines, jail time, forfeiture of commission, and voiding the sale. The two... View More
can she drive home to colorado legally.
answered on Mar 22, 2016
She cannot drive home legally. In some states it is legal for police to confiscate driver's licenses under some circumstances - I am not familiar with WY driver's laws so I cannot say whether the officer overstepped or not. The legal options consist of towing (I know this will be... View More
can she drive home to colorado legally.
answered on Mar 22, 2016
She cannot drive home legally. In some states it is legal for police to confiscate driver's licenses under some circumstances - I am not familiar with WY driver's laws so I cannot say whether the officer overstepped or not. The legal options consist of towing (I know this will be... View More
There is no real estate, he was single, no children, it all should go to my fater. He is 83 and lives in las vegas. How do he appoint me to claim all of his property from another family members house.
answered on Mar 21, 2016
I assume that this is part of a probating estate. If so, there is no form to bypass a beneficiary of record. You have two options: (1) have the estate probate to your father and then have your father transfer the assets to you as a gift, devise or sale; (2) your father can repudiate his... View More
answered on Mar 21, 2016
It is not illegal, but it would be very unusual for a buyer to be present at the inspection. Before the inspection check the sales agreement to see if there is any language about this. Next make sure that both the inspector and the seller are ok with the buyer's presence.
I am on DACA currently studying criminal justice, i have been thinking for a while to obtain a minor in international business. My friend in Mexico who owns a couple of gas stations made me in offer to learn how the business work during the month of july which is the busiest of the year, what type... View More
My ex and I have 50/50 custody with equal decision making. She stays with him a week then me a week. He recently moved and will not provide me his new address. I have asked for it a couple times. His previous home sale closed on February 12th and my daughter has been mentioning since before that... View More
answered on Mar 19, 2016
Your ex is likely violating your custody agreement and most certainly violating Colorado law. I suggest that you file a contempt charge against your ex. Our local courthouse will have resources to assist you or you can hire a lawyer.
My wife and I had a sperm donor. We don't know him. We didn't go through a doctor or anything. We found him online, met up and did what we needed to do. He doesn't know our names or numbers and we don't know his. We have been married since January and this will be our first kid.... View More
answered on Mar 19, 2016
Without reviewing your specifics of your situation I cannot say for certain, but I can give you some general information and guidance. Colorado wholly adopted the most recent version of the Uniform Parentage Act (UPA), which has specific guidance for assisted reproduction. The section you are... View More
answered on Mar 18, 2016
Yes, you can. Here is the link to the CO Courts: http://www.intotolegal.com/upcoming%20Events/Forms.html (click on Judicial Branch and scroll down toward the bottom until you find "name changes"). You can do this without a lawyer, but you may want to contact a lawyer for legal assistance and advice.
I am on DACA currently studying criminal justice, i have been thinking for a while to obtain a minor in international business. My friend in Mexico who owns a couple of gas stations made me in offer to learn how the business work during the month of july which is the busiest of the year, what type... View More
answered on Mar 18, 2016
If you have a completed DACA you can leave the country with advanced parole (this is different if your DACA is being processed or under review). If you want more information about the application you can do the following: contact an immigration attorney, visit the USCIS website, and/or schedule an... View More
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