Court Asset Access Block

Summary

A court blocking access to your assets for legal representation, especially with a cognitive disability, may violate due process rights. In Colorado, transferring a house with a judgment against it to a land trust can be complex and potentially seen as fraudulent if intended to avoid creditors. Consider consulting a local attorney for personalized advice.

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can you put your house in a land trust if it has a judgement against it.
In Colorado, transferring a house with a judgment against it to a land trust can be complex. Generally:
- Judgments can attach to the property and transfer with it.
- Transferring might be seen as fraudulent if it aims to avoid creditors.
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I have a documented cognitive disability and I am being forced by a district court judge to go to mediation without an attorney. The opposing party defrauded the title on my home and refuses to pay maintenance and is lying about the finances. He has been found guilty of purger but the judge keeps going him chances, what can I do?
Your situation sounds quite challenging. Here are a few general steps you can take:
*. File a Motion: You might consider filing a motion to request a court-appointed attorney due to your cognitive disability.
*. Contact Disability Advocacy Groups: They can offer support and possibly legal assistance.
*. Seek a Legal Aid Organization: They often provide free legal assistance to those who qualify.
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Can you help me write a motion that request the court to force maintain payments:
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