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What statute number are you charged under?

What statute number were they charged under?

Go to a real estate lawyer and have a deed transferring your interest drawn up.

I am NOT a bankruptcy lawyer. But I think your husband is full of hot air.

Why would the shop owner be liable for something he had no control over?

What is your question for us?

I can't imagine a ski resort being held liable under the conditions you set out. Read your lift ticket. But, go to a personal injury lawyer to see what he says about your case.

If you have a lien on the title, then he can't sell it until you release the lien.

What, exactly, do you have in writing from the dealer?

I disagree with (1) although I admit we don't have enough info; but I agree with (2) and (3).

It could be binding IF it is otherwise legal under the state's child support laws. That is the very general answer. But you really have not given us enough facts, details, and info to give you a specific answer.

I didn't make any observations of any kind. I asked you a question. That, in fact, is my job.

You should consult with a bankruptcy lawyer.

What state are you in? What statute number are you charged under? What was your BAC?

Since you already pleaded guilty to it and paid it, there is nothing you can do.

The first thing you need to do is get a survey.

Go to the courthouse. When you are in the courthouse, go to the office of the person who collects taxes on real estate. When you are in the courthouse in the office of the person who collects taxes on real estate, ask whoever what address they use to send the tax bill to.

There is no such law in Colorado.

What are you talking about?:confused:

File a statement giving the correct info.