Protecting your financial investment in a home purchased shortly before marriage involves understanding the concepts of separate property, tracing, and the importance of a marital agreement. Here are some things to consider:
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When a landlord accepts partial rent payments from a tenant who is facing eviction, it can be seen as an acknowledgment of the tenant’s attempt to remedy the default. This acceptance of rent may imply that the landlord is willing to give the tenant more time to pay the remaining balance, potentially affecting the eviction process. "By accepting ren...
Read moreYou have several legal claims that are raised by your fact pattern. I'll touch on a few. A hostile work environment can be a violation of both federal and Colorado law. In 2023, Colorado enacted the Protecting Opportunities and Workers’ Rights (POWR) Act, which is a new Workplace Harassment Law.
Read moreIf you were awarded summary judgment in small claims court in Colorado and the defendant fled to Texas to avoid paying, you still have options to pursue the debt. First, you can continue to pursue any assets the defendant has in Colorado. If the defendant owns property or has bank accounts in Colorado, you can use your judgment to place liens or g...
Read moreUnder the Colorado Motor Vehicle Repair Act (MVRA), you have specific rights to recover damages if a repair facility violates the provisions of the Act. Even if the MVRA does not apply, you can bring a breach of contract claim and possibly a claim for misrepresentation.
Read moreUnder CCIOA, specifically C.R.S. § 38-33.3-307, HOA boards are "responsible for maintenance, repair, and replacement of the common elements" and to comply with governing documents. If these duties are breached, homeowners have legal grounds to seek remedies. Unfortunately, reimbursement of dues is not normally one of them.
Read moreIn your situation, the subcontractor who completed the solar panel detach and reset has filed a Notice of Intent to Lien because they were not paid by the subcontractor hired by your roofer. This places you at risk of a Mechanics’ Lien being recorded against your property, which could lead to foreclosure proceedings if the debt remains unpaid.
Read moreTechnically perhaps, however, I think its unlikely that a judge would find that to be an evictable offense based on those facts. Under C.R.S. § 13-40-104(1)(e)&(j) the judge has a lot of discretion in compliance and nuisance evictions. So the judge will only evict if they found the incident to be egregious.
Read moreYes, we can assist you. Our attorneys have extensive experience in sexual assault and unlawful sexual contact cases. Given the age of the parties involved, the consensual nature of the sexual relationship, and the youth pastor’s position of trust, these facts will be crucial in evaluating your case.
Read morePlease see my recent answer regarding the same
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