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It is common to arrest those accused of criminal activity immediately. Depending on the charges or the defendant, the accused may not have the option to post bail. So even though criminal trials may take years to get a conclusion, the defendant may remain in jail. In...
Many divorces are not litigated in court. Instead, the couple works together using mediation to draft the divorce agreement and resolve all areas of dispute. It is usually faster, less expensive, private, and less stressful. The big presumption in this process is that...
You get what you pay for. There are too many times that people use online estate planning because they think the online program saves them money on attorney fees while still covering all their needs. Unfortunately, there are too many times that these online estate...
You have been designated as personal representative to administer an estate. This means you have become a fiduciary, and you are now entrusted and charged with the highest duty of trust and responsibility. Personal representatives are named as executors if the...
On March 16, 2020, Chief Justice of the Colorado Supreme Court Nathan B. Coats issued an Order discussing how Colorado State Courts would be operated in light of COVID-19. Chief Justice Coats specifically: (1) suspended all jury trials through April 3, 2020, with the...
COVID-19 has had devastating effects on the United States, including a significant increase in unemployment claims in the United States. With the Stay-At-Home Order, Governor Jared Polis has mandated non-essential businesses to temporarily close. You may find...
