Denial of Coverage for Damage from the Great 2013 Colorado Floods With the massive devastation and destruction to homes and personal property caused by September
Also see: Contracts Don’t Enforce Themselves (Re/Max of Boulder Podcast 10/20/15). Question: A buyer put up five thousand dollars of earnest money and entered into
25 Co-Parenting Tips for Dealing with Baby Momma or Baby Daddy Once you get past the point of asking yourself how exactly you got into this
Q: I’m under contract to purchase real estate in Colorado. The area around the property has been impacted by wildfires. Am I able to get
Watch Jon Goodman’s Webinar: Escalation Clauses – A Lawyer’s Dream. In markets with shortages of inventory, buyers know that they must aggressively compete for the
Legal Issues When Interest Rates Rise Webcast 6/24/13: You Don’t Know What You’ve Got Til It’s Gone: Legal Issues When Interest Rates Rise. Mortgage Interest
Introduction There’s a big change coming to Colorado law in 2014 concerning maintenance (sometimes called “spousal support” or “alimony”). After decades of having maintenance determined
Foreign Investment in Real Property Tax Act (Updated: 11/29/17) The federal Foreign Investment in Real Property Tax Act (“FIRPTA”) attempts to reduce opportunities for foreign
Many homeowners ask about the criteria for obtaining a loan modification through their existing lender. I have successfully assisted dozens of borrowers in obtaining modifications.
Effective May 1, 2013, Colorado is now one of several states in the United States that recognizes “civil unions.” Colorado’s civil union law allows two
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