Golden Colorado Legal Blog
How to approach business interests in a divorce
There are more than 650,000 small businesses here in Colorado, all started by individuals who had a good idea plus a bit of entrepreneurial spirit. Whether it is a closely held business, a family operation or a private practice, these entities represent years of hard...
How to file a mechanics lien for a construction project
There are many construction projects in Colorado and many companies that perform the various aspects of the project. These projects can be very costly as well with all of the various companies working on the project needing to be paid for their work. However,...
Alleged road rage results in driver causing motorcycle accident
Motorcyclists and drivers of passenger vehicles are expected to share the Colorado roads and do so safely. Accidents are sometimes unavoidable and motorcyclists are naturally vulnerable to severe injuries and fatalities. In some cases, however, there are other issues...
Why younger people should create an estate plan
People in Colorado who are in their 20s and 30s might assume that they do not need an estate plan because they are young or because they are not wealthy. However, an accident or sudden illness can happen at any age, and an estate plan can protect you, your family and...
ADAS benefits and the concerns that linger
More drivers in Colorado are installing advanced driver-assistance systems, or ADAS, in their vehicles, even in the face of high costs and repair bills. The global market for ADAS is expected to go from $27 billion in 2020 to $83 billion by 2030 according to the...
Tips for co-parenting effectively
Going through a divorce is hard enough without the headaches that come with sharing child custody. Parents are often reluctant to interact with their ex-spouses, and they may even be inclined to make schedule changes just to spite each other. Colorado parents should...
Pay-if-paid provisions place hardships on contractors
In Colorado's business world, the use of pay-if-paid provisions can cause hardships for the self-employed subcontractor. Seeking to be paid in a timely fashion after work has been done, the subcontractor is at the mercy of the contractor and the owner who has not...
Effective estate planning with low interest rates in Colorado
Residents of Colorado should be aware of the historically low interest rates. When federal interest rates are low, it creates potential opportunities in estate planning. Using the market's current state may help yield greater results through grantor retained annuity...
Estate plans need to be reviewed on a regular basis
Creating an estate plan can help Colorado residents maintain control over assets and help to make sure that their final wishes are respected. However, it is important to review an estate plan regularly to ensure that it meets a person's needs in the years and decades...
Can I use my phone while I drive in Colorado?
When you pick up your phone behind the wheel, you might have in your mind that you’d just like to put on a different song or that you want to tell your friend that your almost at their place. But the reality is you aren’t alone on the road and it only takes a few...
