Statute of Limitations Tolling Agreement
Used in a civil case when a case has been filed but both sides need additional time to go through documents etc. The tolling agreement stops the statute of limitation from running so settlement talks or discussions can take place.
Motion for Absentee Testimony – Request for Absentee Testimony
A party may request that testimony be presented at a trial or hearing by a person absent from the courtroom by means of telephone or some other suitable and equivalent medium of communication. The motion should include the reason(s) for allowing such testimony, a detailed description of all testimony which is proposed to be taken by telephone or other medium of communication, and copies of all documents or reports which will be used or referred to in such testimony.
Motion to Suppress an Illegal Stop
Filed a motion to suppress, when the officer noticed my client walking to his car at 2:00 am at night no other reason for stop.
Petition to Seal Criminal Record
A petition to seal a deferred judgment criminal record
Emergency motion for parenting time
Client has several children a criminal court has placed a restraining order on her, however we are requesting that the divorce court hold a forthwith hearing to hear parenting time, custody
Administrative Pre-hearing statment
A Colorado State Personnel appeal, where my client was wrongfully terminated. A pre-hearing statement is filed prior to the hearing
Answer and counterclaim to County Court
Client was sued for a past Chiropractic bill, however she believed she had the bill settled a year before. We answered and countered sued for violation of fair debt collection act.
Pattern Interrogatories for a Divorce Case
Interrogatory is a written question directed by one party to another regarding information that is within the scope of discovery. When you are issued Pattern and Non-Pattern Interrogatories, you will notice that they are simply a series of questions that require an answer.
Interrogatories are part of the discovery process of divorce. They allow you and your soon-to-be/already ex spouse to ask questions that must be responded to in writing under oath. These answer are then used to determine facts in the case, as well as to question each side if/when the case goes to trial.
A Parenting plan-Marriage and Divorce
A simple parenting plan for a client in a divorce with one teenage child