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Life can change in an instant. A sudden accident or illness might leave you unable to communicate your medical preferences to doctors and family members. A living will, also known as an “advance directive,” ensures your health care wishes are honored when you cannot...
Divorce brings intense emotions that can cloud your judgment when you need clarity most. While the end of your marriage likely feels overwhelming, the choices you make during this process will shape your financial and emotional future for years to come. Understanding...
Like many American cities, Denver has a housing shortage, particularly for first-time homebuyers. There are many reasons for this problem, but one driving force is the high cost of construction. And one of the factors driving up construction costs is insurance costs...
Blended families can bring unique joys and dynamics that make life richer, but they also add new layers to consider when planning for the future. Whether it’s a second marriage or stepchildren, protecting everyone you love requires thoughtful planning. Estate planning...
If your marriage is on the rocks and you’re considering divorce, then you’re probably wondering how long the process will take. There’s no clear answer here, as the length of your marriage dissolution proceeding will depend on the facts, the issues that need to be...
Most residents of Colorado have heard of the state’s statute of limitations, but very few Coloradans understand the precise meaning of the term. Even fewer have heard of the state’s statute of repose. In construction law, the statute of limitations is intended to...
When you set up an estate plan in Colorado, you will select someone to be your personal representative. A personal representative, sometimes called an executor, is responsible for overseeing the administration of your estate after you pass away. Identifying and...
When parents in Colorado face ongoing conflict after a separation or divorce, maintaining a co-parenting relationship can become difficult. Fortunately, state law provides flexibility to support various custody arrangements that reduces stress and fosters a healthier...
A few years ago, those in the insurance industry were concerned about the rise of nuclear verdicts. A nuclear verdict describes when a jury awarded a plaintiff at least $10 million in damages. Often, it is the business’s insurance company that is responsible to pay...
When life circumstances change, you may need a change in your parenting time order. You can modify a Colorado parenting time order if you and your co-parent agree on the modifications. If not, you will need to seek a court order. Colorado law requires you to wait at...