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Frascona, Joiner, Goodman and Greenstein, P.C. has been providing quality legal services in Boulder, Colorado since 1974. We provide efficient, aggressive and creative legal representation for our clients. The firm’s lawyers work with highly trained staff to create cost effective solutions.

Using the latest and most advanced technology from our Boulder office, Frascona, Joiner, Goodman and Greenstein, P.C. law firm handles matters locally and internationally. The firm’s attorneys handle all aspects of business law, real estate law, civil litigation, estate planning, divorce and family law, trust and estate administration, employment law, estate planning, taxation, foreclosure, association law, construction law, water law and mental health provider law. We provide a full range of legal services to our clients throughout the State of Colorado.

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New Property Purchase: Are the mineral rights Included?

Posted on March 15, 2017 by Zachary Grey

I am purchasing a new property. Are the mineral rights included? The specific language in a property’s prior conveyances, known as the chain of title, dictates whether the rights to the minerals are included in the purchase. As clearly disclaimed in the Colorado Contract to Buy and Sell Real Property, buying a property does not… Continue Reading

What Happens When Someone Dies Without a Will?

Posted on March 15, 2017 by Michael Smeenk

A will is the roadmap that directs what happens to someone’s probate assets when they die. The will also nominates a personal representative to administer the estate. But what happens when someone dies “intestate,” or without a will? In those situations, the Colorado Probate Code directs who inherits from the estate and who has priority… Continue Reading

Overbid Funds from Colorado Foreclosure Sales

Posted on March 9, 2017 by Britney Beall-Eder

Overbid Funds from Colorado Foreclosure Sales – Don’t Leave Money On The Table You May Be Rightfully Entitled To Under State Statute If you are a homeowner that has gone through foreclosure, or a junior lien holder holding a lien on a property that is being foreclosed by a more senior lien holder, under C.R.S.… Continue Reading