When a loved one dies, emotions surge. Relatives must grieve and need space to process the loss. Even so, legal matters demand attention. If the deceased does not have a will, a judge rules on the allocation of assets in a process called probate. It remains in the...
The why is easy, any time the parents of children do not agree on where their children should live, a judge decides. Getting to a decision is a long road. It means opening and filing into a court case and going through a complex process leading up to a trial. At...
You want to protect your friends and families even after your death, but estate planning can be very confusing. Knowing what to include and what not to is key to making your estate plan bulletproof. Here is what you need to know about what you need to include in your...
The distribution of a loved one's estate is a sensitive matter. It is the duty of the living to see the deceased's will carried out, though you may feel compelled to challenge the will if something is clearly amiss. If you have reason to believe that the will-writing...
Divorce can quickly become a matter of competing over rights and assets, especially if you are splitting up on bad terms. Your spouse is liable to use whatever they can against you, and that includes social media posts. You might view social media as a place to vent...
Probate is a process in which the court distributes your assets to the beneficiaries listed in your estate plans. It is often long, expensive and difficult for your loved ones. Thankfully, there are things you can do to avoid probate. Transfer-on-death In Colorado,...
The arrival of summer usually means children are no longer in school and have plenty of free time to enjoy certain pursuits with their parents. But when those parents are divorced, complications may surface regarding custody arrangements. Summer plans are on the...
When you and your spouse decide to separate or divorce, you may feel tempted to post it on social media. You have good reason to want your friends and family to know your decision, but you may want to hesitate before posting anything. When working through a divorce,...
Becoming a parent is one of the most exciting experiences of your life, but it comes with some intimidating responsibilities. You are now responsible for ensuring the safety, well-being and happiness of your offspring. As a Colorado parent, you will likely want to...
Nowadays, most people have an online presence. One of the main benefits of widespread social media is connecting to friends and family, particularly during hard times. Divorce may tempt you to vent on Facebook or Twitter, but Psychology Today suggests you stay mindful...
