Though many divorces are complicated and can grow more so as spouses argue over custody, property, and other sensitive issues, the basic steps for divorce in Colorado remain the same among all marriages. If you are considering a divorce and have no idea where to begin, this overview of the process can help. The process […]
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The average co-parenting relationship might have its bumps and occasional issues, but many parents are able to make decisions together in their child’s best interest. Though each might see things through a different filter, their intentions are good. Unfortunately, when things are extremely contentious between parents and one feels threatened or frightened about his or […]
As part of your separation or divorce arrangement, or in cases when parents of a child never married, a parenting plan is created. The parenting plan is a written statement regarding the care and supervision of your child or children. As per C.R.S. §14-10-124(a), parenting plans determine details concerning parenting time and take into account: […]
Protection orders are a method for preventing contact between people. If a person feels threatened by someone, he or she can request a protection order from the court and the person against whom the order is filed is banned from coming within a certain distance of the protected person or from performing certain acts, such […]
Adoption is a wonderful way to expand your family and provide a child with a loving home. However, the process of adoption can be complicated. Once you decide adoption is right for you, consider speaking to an attorney that who understands the process, as well as the local laws that will affect your adoption. An […]
The Colorado Court of Appeals recently handed down an interesting opinion involving the sale of a residential home, alleged fraudulent concealment during the sale by the seller, and whether knowledge about a material fact by a general contractor can be imputed to the seller. The Court’s holding should make seller’s rest easier about what information […]
On December 21, 2013, a Denver County District Court Jury found in favor of David C. Little’s client after a six day jury trial. The claim alleged legal malpractice arising out of a business transaction.
On November 26, 2013, a Gilpin County Judge found Nate Osborn’s client, a valet driver for a national valet company, not guilty of hit and run and careless driving charges after a two day trial.
On October 4, 2013, an Arapahoe District Court jury returned a verdict in favor of John Riley’s engineering client regarding two commercial projects, one in California and Florida.
Fred Skillern spoke about current lien priority problems and solutions at a recent seminar for real estate attorneys. The presentation was calledJudicial Foreclosure – Subrogation, Purchase Money, and other Hot Topics, in the program REAL ESTATE FALL UPDATE-HOT TOPICS,, CLE of Colorado, Inc., October 11, 2013, Denver, Colorado.
