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Wills and trusts are often talked about interchangeably; however, there are key differences between the two that it is helpful to understand. Will vs. Trust In Colorado, wills and trusts are both estate planning tools used to distribute assets after a person passes...
Broadly speaking, Colorado divorces work the same way no matter what property the couple owns. In other words, the laws about dividing property are mostly the same whether a Denver area couple owns a prosperous business or, rather, just owns a family home and a couple...
In December of 2016, Colorado enacted The End-of-Life Options Act, known to some as the Death with Dignity law. The End-of-Life Options Act (the “Act”) enables terminally ill individuals the right to use prescribed medication to end their lives. Although many...
If you have a company, you are probably all too familiar with the common phrase, “you can sue anyone for anything.” It almost seems like some people take this as a personal challenge to use the legal system to file lawsuit after lawsuit. However, with our legal...
There are many different places that people can consume alcohol in Colorado and there are times that people consume too much alcohol. People do not always make the best choices when they are intoxicated. One of the worst choices they can make is to drive their...
Parents with a special needs child encounter many difficult choices and considerations. One of the most common, and often a scary issue that parents face is how to provide for a special needs child without impacting or disqualifying that child from his or her...
If you have gone through a divorce, you have a divorce settlement printed and stored in a cabinet somewhere. You may refer back to it for any questions about what was decided. But, are settlements set in stone? Can they be modified for issues like child support?...
Getting divorced can be difficult under any circumstances. But your marriage dissolution can be even more complicated and contentious if your spouse is a narcissist. Narcissism is a mental health condition where an individual has an inflated sense of self-worth and...
Estate planning can seem like an immense task for many people. There are many decisions to make and many options to consider. That’s why, for some Colorado residents, once they get their estate plan drafted and signed, they may not think about it again. However, most...
Did you know that in Colorado, your family can set up a trust to support a loved one with disabilities? This type of trust is called a Special Needs Trust and allows family members (yes, multiple) to contribute to one trust. These trusts are established to preserve a...