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Construction projects in Colorado can involve many different phases, and often require the use of different subcontractors to complete the project. It is important that everyone who works on the project does their job correctly to ensure the project is done right....
In Colorado, people often need legal assistance in several areas. This is true if a person is a business owner or their spouse owns a business. When other issues arise and guidance is necessary, it is useful to have help from those who are well versed in multiple...
Being prepared for every eventuality is imperative for Colorado residents with a business, a family and concerns about the future. This is when it is useful to think about estate planning. Most will equate this with a will or a trust, but there are other aspects that...
Colorado construction companies and contractors strive to complete projects to customer satisfaction. This is true whether it is a residential or commercial job. However, issues are inevitable and there are situations where the property owner will complain about...
Colorado construction companies and contractors strive to complete projects to customer satisfaction. This is true whether it is a residential or commercial job. However, issues are inevitable and there are situations where the property owner will complain about...
Colorado business owners who are getting a divorce will be understandably concerned about how property division will be handled. The benefits of a successful business include accruing various properties such as a home, automobiles, collectibles, jewelry and more....
Question – “I’ve been designated as an individuals’ power of attorney. Do I need a guardianship or conservatorship from the Court?” To answer this question, let’s first define a few terms: Power of Attorney – is a document that is signed, witnessed and notarized by a competent individual, selecting another individual (referred to as an “agent”), with the authority to…
Each year, thousands of homeowners obtain a reverse mortgage for their home to reap the benefits of their equity. But how does this impact your ability to leave your home to your children when you pass away? If you have a Home Equity Conversion Mortgage (HECM), i.e. a reverse mortgage, your children will have to repay either the full loan…
A power of attorney is a written document that allows one person, often called the “principal,” to direct someone else, often called the “agent,” to act or make decisions on the principal’s behalf. The power of attorney can limit the agent’s power to specific actions, such as purchasing a car. In the alternative, it can give an agent extensive power,…
Did you know that Colorado law allows anyone owning a car registered in the state to name a beneficiary to receive that car without having to go through probate? This can make estate planning for small-to-modest estates even easier. The vehicle owner must complete Department of Revenue Form DR 2009 and keep it with their estate planning documents. Then, upon…