[Misconception #10] Our office routinely handles the same questions or misconceptions about the Colorado probate process. Twelve of the most common Colorado probate misconceptions are listed in this 12 part series…
[Misconception #9] Our office routinely handles the same questions or misconceptions about the Colorado probate process. Twelve of the most common Colorado probate misconceptions are listed in this 12 part series…
Everybody knows they should have a will, but is it really necessary? The answer is pretty easy if there are children involved from a prior relationship. The answer is a definite yes. Here is why.
[Misconception #8] Our office routinely handles the same questions or misconceptions about the Colorado probate process. Twelve of the most common Colorado probate misconceptions are listed in this 12 part series…
The death of the family matriarch or patriarch combined with a blended family or adopted children can become a financial and emotional disaster. Even the smallest dispute can result in large legal bills. The way to avoid the this financial disaster and deep emotional trauma is to forgive, and if you are the unforgiven, well, do your best to open the lines of communication and stay out of the courthouse. That said, the path of the unforgiven is often preordained.
[Misconception #7] Our office routinely handles the same questions or misconceptions about the Colorado probate process. Twelve of the most common Colorado probate misconceptions are listed in this 12 part series…
[Misconception #6] Our office routinely handles the same questions or misconceptions about the Colorado probate process. Twelve of the most common Colorado probate misconceptions are listed in this 12 part series…
Mediation or arbitration clauses are found in just about every standard contract these days. These alternate dispute resolution clauses should be carefully reviewed before including the clause in any contract.
In drafting Colorado wills, we get asked to explain the difference between a personal representative, a trustee, a guardian, a conservator and an agent under a power of attorney. While all five roles are filled by fiduciaries, the responsibilities are different.
[Misconception #5] Our office routinely handles the same questions or misconceptions about the Colorado probate process. Twelve of the most common Colorado probate misconceptions are listed in this 12 part series…