Many have heard the term "mechanic's lien," but they may not understand what it truly means when trying to buy or sell a property. In short, a mechanic's lien is a legal claim placed against a property for money owed to the lienor. If the seller does not admit to the...
Month: August 2021
Common mistakes for the newly separated to avoid
Divorce is a time of great upheaval for the entire family. However, negotiating custody and parenting plans, the division of assets and other agreements can provide a new foundation for making important decisions regarding the children, financial responsibility and...
Express consent tests for DUI may not be valid
When pulled over by law enforcement, the laws regarding individual rights are complicated, and drivers may not even realize they apply. For example, Colorado drivers automatically consent to a chemical test during a traffic stop when issued their Colorado driver's...
Real estate litigation happens for many reasons
Every real estate deal involves a contract. Often these are so long and complex that they are open to interpretation, which means a legal dispute. There are other methods, or the contract may outline protocols for equitably resolving the dispute, but litigation may be...
Military families who divorce face unique challenges
Families with at least one parent serving in the military face many challenges. This includes the ultimate sacrifice of losing a parent in battle and moving the family from base to base or being deployed for long periods. These and other factors can strain the family,...