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The good news about financial crises is that most are temporary. It is not uncommon for a Colorado resident or company owner to encounter money problems. When a corporation or individual cannot pay off debt to restore financial stability, it is helpful to explore...
When a Colorado married couple decides to end their relationship, it undoubtedly prompts a series of legal decisions that must be resolved in order to obtain a settlement. Sometimes, two spouses can swiftly and amicably settle a divorce, while other cases are much...
A Colorado estate owner who signs a last will and testament may make changes, updates or deletions as desired, provided he or she is of sound mind. There are many cases where a person who believed he or she was named as an heir or beneficiary in another person’s will...
Helping children adapt to major changes in their lives can be challenging. When a set of parents decide to divorce, a series of decisions must be made concerning the children, and these decisions may prompt changes that disrupt a child’s daily routine. If parents do...
Creating an estate plan is an important part of planning for your future. However, it is not the only step. Updating your plan is also key, and overlooking this important estate planning step could even have unintended consequences. Regularly reviewing your will,...
As 2020 winds down, many married couples have encountered serious challenges in their relationships. On the threshold of a new year, there are likely many people in Colorado and throughout the country who are considering filing for divorce. Even in cases where both...
According to the Federal Office of Child Support Enforcement (OCSE), states across the U.S. collected about $32 billion on behalf of the 14.7 million children served by child support enforcement programs during the fiscal year of 2018. During a divorce or legal...
According to a 2020 Estate Planning and Wills study by Caring.com, less than one-third (32%) of Americans have a will, trust, or estate planning document in place. Distributing the assets or settling the final affairs of the decedent involves several processes and...
Probate can easily cost about 3% to 7% or more of an estate's total value. It may even cost more if an attorney, executor, and accountant are involved in the process. Moreover, the probate proceedings may take up to two years, and the court will freeze all estate’s...
Settling the final affairs of the deceased can be a complicated and emotional process. Family conflicts and disputes may escalate during the estate settlement process. Furthermore, the estate administration is overseen by an executor who may not be carrying out their...