Steps to Legally Purchasing a Business in Colorado
Navigate Colorado’s business buying process effortlessly with our comprehensive guide. Ensure seamless, compliant transactions.
Business Law
Trusts & Estates, Trusts & Estates
What Is a Durable Power of Attorney vs. a Non-Durable Power of Attorney?
A durable power of attorney allows an agent to continue acting on behalf of a principal—the person creating a power of attorney—following the principal’s incapacity.
Trusts & Estates, Trusts & Estates
Do I Need an Attorney to Help Me With My Estate Plan?
There is no legal requirement to hire an attorney to assist you in your estate plan. Just as a person can act as their attorney (pro se), you are legally allowed to prepare your estate plan. However, doing so is a calculated risk.
Trusts & Estates, Trusts & Estates
I Don’t Have Many Assets. Do I Still Need an Estate Plan?
Yes. While protecting assets is one of the significant goals of estate planning, it is not just for the ultrawealthy.
Trusts & Estates, Trusts & Estates
Do I Need an Estate Plan?
Preparing an estate plan is not mandatory for anyone. Contrary to what many believe, the government will not take your assets after you die if you do not have a will.
Business Law
Are There Defenses to a Breach of Contract Claims in Colorado?
In a breach of contract lawsuit, certain defenses are permissible in Colorado. The defendant will not be held accountable for their breach of contract if they can demonstrate one or more legal defenses.
Business Law
Can a Colorado Business Sue for Defamation?
Yes, a Colorado business can sue for defamation, and the elements for business defamation are the same whether the plaintiff is a business or an individual.
Business Law
What to Do if Your Business Gets Sued in Colorado?
Take action. Lawsuits have specific deadlines that must be followed, and the clock is ticking. If your business gets sued, immediately contact a business lawyer Colorado residents trust.
Conservatorship & Guardianship, Trusts & Estates
How Long Does It Take To Get Appointed as Guardian/Conservator in Colorado?
Emergency guardianship or conservatorship proceedings are typically scheduled faster than non-emergency proceedings, though an emergency guardianship or conservatorship will expire within 60 days.
Colorado Law: What Are the Parts of a Contract?
There Are Three Major Parts of Every Contract: Offer, Acceptance, and Consideration.