Colorado’s new beneficiary deed law became effective on August 4, 2004. The law applies to beneficiary deeds recorded by owners who die after that date,
I have an Exclusive Right-to-Buy (Buyer Agency) agreement with my buyers. Over the last three months, I have shown them approximately 30 homes. My
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Joint Property? Watch Out! Avoid Problems with Durable Power of Attorney John DeStefano and his wife learned the hard way that adding their daughter’s named
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