Bid Rigging In certain situations the courts have equitable discretion to extend statutory redemption periods and void foreclosure sales. Courts have the power to set
What Do I Need to Know to Bid at Colorado Foreclosure Auctions? A. Tracking Sales The public trustees along the front range of Colorado generally
Colorado law allows for Courts to issue temporary and permanent civil restraining orders to prevent harm. Restraining orders are referred to as “protection orders” in
Co-Author: David A. Farus, Esq. Leasing Brokers may now lien property when the owner defaults on its obligation to pay leasing commissions for commercial properties.
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The Anticybersquatting Consumer Protection Act (ACPA) is designed to punish people for registering a domain name with the intent of making money off of
Co-Author: Jordan Bunch, Esq. Consider a transaction scheduled to close on Wednesday, June 30, 2010, attended by both buyer and seller. The seller signs all
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Where Does All That Money Go? Child Support, Spending and Extracurricular Expenses Colorado law is not specific concerning how a parent receiving child support is
Co-Author: Doug Barber Don’t Paint Yourself into a Corner – The “Toxic Substances Control Act” You may have heard that EPA has some new rules for
