Bid Rigging In certain situations the courts have equitable discretion to extend statutory redemption periods and void foreclosure sales. Courts have the power to set
What Do I Need to Know to Bid at Colorado Foreclosure Auctions? A. Tracking Sales The public trustees along the front range of Colorado generally
Part I of this article identified some of the issues brokers encounter when listing property which is, or which might become, the subject of a
Q: I will be entering into a listing agreement with a married individual who may soon be getting divorced. I also have a listing
Traps of the Information Age: Blogs, Voice Mail and E-mail Well it is here. The information age. So nice to just “check it out
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 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: Amy E. Allison, Esq. Question: I am an architect. A builder client of mine asked me to prepare plans for an office building.
Co-Author: Amy E. Allison, Esq. Last month we looked at what constituted a trademark and how to search to see if there were any pre-existing
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