Overview The Colorado Legislature passed Senate Bill 71 in 2006 to discourage predatory practices against persons in foreclosure. Violations of Senate Bill 71 can
Co-Author: Miriam Abrams Goodman, Esq. Question: What is a “beneficiary deed” and how are they useful in Colorado? Response: A beneficiary deed is a
The concept of children marrying adults is a reality in Colorado. In a recent decision by the Colorado Court of Appeals, the Court determined that
The Importance of a Properly Executed Will, and What it Does and Doesn’t Control In Colorado, signing a will with the proper formalities can make
Co-Author: Amanda S.P. Howe More on Affiliated Business Arrangements Some service businesses try to operate as simply as they can and out-source all services but their
Co-Author: Amanda S. P. Howe, Esq. Brokerage Duties Addendum to Property Management Agreement Question: I am a licensed real estate broker. In addition to
Question: There is a home in my farm area which just closed at a price 30% more than it is worth. This conclusion is based not
Alimony has its historical origins in the assumption that a woman who left her husband would be unable to support herself. However, if a
Co-Author: Karen Radakovich, Esq. See Senate Bill 100 – Part II Question: As a REALTOR® what do I need to know about Senate Bill 100
Co-Author: Karen Radakovich, Esq. Go to Senate Bill 100 – Part I Question: As a REALTOR® what do I need to know about Senate Bill
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