How to avoid risks of allowing a seller to remain in the property after closing.
Under Colorado law, your child becomes a legal adult at age 18. Parents who still think of themselves as protectors and advisers, even after their
If you are going through a divorce or separation, taxes may be the last thing on your mind. However, poor tax planning during this process can
Hopefully you never receive a dreaded IRS tax notice in the mail. IRS tax notices can be hard to interpret and even harder to know
How is Stimulus Money from the Coronavirus Relief Package Divided Between Divorcing Spouses?
Common Law Marriage in Colorado – Significant 2021 Changes in the Law.
IRS Audits: The Probability and How to Survive One Fortunately, most taxpayers will never have to deal with the feared IRS audit (also called an
An important part of estate planning that is often overlooked is the creation of an “Important Information and Documents” folder. This may be either a
Colorado’s Equal Pay for Equal Work Act and Healthy Families and Workplaces Act go into effect January 1, 2021.
Colorado Real Estate Brokers: If you decide to conduct a showing or open house, you should consider protecting yourself, your brokerage firm, and your clients from COVID-19-related risks.
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