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1. What happens if I die without a last will? If you do not make a last will, Colorado law will determine who gets your[…]

Q:  What is an appropriate rate to charge for services as guardian and conservator? A. An answer is usually something like “It depends on the[…]

Q.  What is Common Law Marriage? A. Colorado recognizes common law marriage. The following guidelines are used to determine if a common law marriage exits:[…]

  The attractive nuisance doctrine was developed by courts long ago.  It follows the intuitive concept that children, due to their youth and impulsive behavior,[…]

We often get questions such as this: “Recently my employer expressed concerns regarding my health and performance. I had the option of staying on with[…]

Section 127 of the Colorado Mechanics Lien Act is sometimes called the Trust Fund Statute.  Section 127 specifies that funds paid to contractors must be[…]

As an independent contractor, you are agreeing to be paid “by the contract” and in doing so waive any typical protections or benefits an employee[…]

This useful information about Colorado consumer laws comes from the Colorado Attorney General: Negative Option Plans A lot of products (especially books, records, videos, and[…]

Unemployment attorney Brian Stutheit has learned some basic lessons from his cases which everyone in the claims system should know. 1.  Claimants should always keep[…]

A decision from the Colorado Court of Appeals published November 7 gives a good summary of the rights of a home buyer against a home[…]