Foreclosure Overbids in a Seller’s Market
What happens to Foreclosure Overbids; remaining Overbid Funds Now Go to Borrower After Paymet of All Liens.
What Happens to My Maintenance Obligation If I Decide to Retire?
Will my maintenance obligation reduce or terminate when I retire? For many, the decision to retire is an easy decision that comes as a natural next step. For others, the decision to retire is difficult and filled with financial uncertainty and stress, especially when the decision is irrevocable. This is especially true if you have … Continue Reading
Managing Risks with Seller Post-Closing Occupancy Agreements
How to avoid risks of allowing a seller to remain in the property after closing.
Adult Children
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 children become legal adults, often do not consider the real-world implications of that milestone birthday. It is important, as parents, that you understand what legal documents your adult child should … Continue Reading
IRS Notice
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 to resolve. This is where we can help. We have over 20 years of experience dealing with the IRS and we can work with the IRS on your behalf … Continue Reading
President Biden’s Coronavirus Relief Package: How is Stimulus Money Divided Between Divorcing Spouses?
How is Stimulus Money from the Coronavirus Relief Package Divided Between Divorcing Spouses?
Common Law Marriage in Colorado – Significant 2021 Changes in the Law
Common Law Marriage in Colorado – Significant 2021 Changes in the Law.
IRS Audits
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 examination). Historically, less than 1 percent of all individual tax returns are selected for audit each year. However, the likelihood of an audit increases based on several factors, including the … Continue Reading
Important Documents
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 physical or digital folder, and it should contain your important information and documents, that is, the items your loved ones would need if something were to happen to you. Organizing … Continue Reading
Employer Alert: Comply with new laws that go into effect January 1, 2021
Colorado’s Equal Pay for Equal Work Act and Healthy Families and Workplaces Act go into effect January 1, 2021.