Trusts 101: Revocable vs. Irrevocable Trusts
When people think about estate planning, they often think first of a will. However, a will doesn’t keep you out of probate and it doesn’t...
When people think about estate planning, they often think first of a will. However, a will doesn’t keep you out of probate and it doesn’t...
Business ownership is filled with day-to-day decisions and long-term planning designed to keep the company running smoothly. But one critical issue is often overlooked: who...
While the saying “it’s just business” or “it’s nothing personal” is meant to de-escalate a business dispute, it rarely works. Business owners are personally involved...
Business litigation disputes can stem from any number of causes, but there are a few areas that litigators see more than others. The upshot is...
Does your driveway cross through someone else’s property? Or do you have a verbal agreement to access property that isn’t yours? In Colorado, if an...
Colorado has a rich history of cattle ranching dating back to the 1800s, when open ranges and expansive cattle ranches dominated the rural landscape. Eventually,...
In 2024, Colorado made significant changes to the landlord-tenant laws, including the implementation of a “for cause” eviction policy to tighten up the conditions for...
Easements can cause a number of misunderstandings, particularly in situations where successive property owners have had the use of an easement and then there is...
When it comes to resolving disputes, there are several methods to try depending on the situation. Litigation, arbitration, and mediation are three of the main...
Most people want to avoid becoming embroiled in litigation at all costs, but there are times when it’s unavoidable. Whether you’ve been served or are...
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