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Too many people don’t consider their pets when they’re developing their estate plan. They assume they’ll outlive their animals and that if they don’t, one of their relatives will take them in. They may even get a promise from someone that they will. Unfortunately,...
Determining joint custody schedules in Colorado requires careful consideration to ensure the well-being of the children. Parents navigating this terrain must weigh various factors. The goal should be to create a schedule that fosters stability and meets the unique...
No matter how small, businesses can have various moving parts with different departments and employees. As these organizations grow and operate, employers must do so in compliance with relevant local and federal employment laws. However, requiring employees to read...
If you own a small business, you probably spent considerable time and effort building it and making it successful. Now that it is thriving, it may be time to think about what might happen to your business when you die or if you become incapacitated. Estate planning is...
A power of attorney is an estate planning document that gives power to someone else to make decisions for you. For instance, you could set up a financial or legal power of attorney if you need to allow someone to do things like accessing bank accounts, paying bills,...
According to Forbes, small businesses make up over 99% of newly established enterprises in Colorado, and some of them are set up as limited partnerships. Starting a partnership with one or more partners can be a powerful way to combine skills, resources and ideas....
Choosing between buying and leasing a commercial space is a significant decision for any business owner. Several factors should guide this choice, ensuring a wise investment that aligns with your business objectives. Financial flexibility Leasing offers lower upfront...