A Personal
Approach To
Practicing Law
Estate planning involves making important decisions about your assets and your family's future. Many people wonder whether they should include their children in this process. While it may feel uncomfortable to discuss finances and end-of-life wishes, involving your...
Figuring out holiday plans with your co-parent can be challenging. By working together, you can create a schedule that makes everyone happy, especially your children. Start planning early Begin discussing holiday custody arrangements well in advance. Early planning...
A self-directed IRA can be a useful tool in an estate plan, especially for those with different types of investments. Colorado residents who want to build wealth and leave a lasting legacy can benefit from knowing how these unique retirement accounts fit into their...
Using social media in divorce court is becoming more common, as posts, messages, and photos can influence legal decisions. Knowing how the court handles this evidence can help you understand its potential impact. Social media as evidence Social media platforms like...
Family-owned businesses often face challenges when it comes to succession. Without a clear estate plan, future disputes can arise. Establish clear ownership One effective way to prevent disputes is to define business ownership and roles with an estate plan. When...
Child support remains a key concern for parents sharing 50/50 custody. Many believe that equal custody means no child support obligation, but that isn’t always the case. Child support aims to ensure that the child’s needs get met, regardless of the custody...
If you’re handling the estate of a loved one who has passed away in Colorado, you might be wondering if you’re allowed to start clearing out their house before the probate process ends. Before you start packing boxes, it’s important to understand the legal steps...
As the world becomes more digital, the importance of including digital assets in an estate plan has grown. Digital assets encompass a wide range of items, including online social and financial accounts. Failing to account for these in an estate plan can lead to...
Many people believe that family courts automatically favor mothers in custody decisions. This is rarely the case. In the past, courts often awarded custody to mothers based on the "tender years" doctrine. This outdated belief assumed that young children needed their...
Single individuals often overlook the importance of estate planning. The misconception that estate plans are only for the wealthy or those with families can lead to significant issues down the line. Creating an estate plan ensures your wishes are respected and your...