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Bankruptcy has long been considered the black sheep of the debt resolution family. However, that’s one of many misconceptions about bankruptcy. While personal bankruptcy filings have declined since the Great Recession, they remain at about 756,000 a year.

Losing a loved one is hard enough without having to manage disagreements over the outcome of their estate. These disputes—known as probate litigation—necessitate both a compassionate and strategic approach to achieve a satisfactory resolution. 

Many families experience a time when an aging loved one requires help managing their money. When necessary, the court will appoint a conservator to oversee the finances, imposing a fiduciary duty to always act in the conservatee’s best interest. 

Coloradans love their dogs; for many, dogs are loyal companions, adventure buddies, and beloved members of the family. Unfortunately, those loyal buddies sometimes react to a situation where they feel scared or threatened by biting someone or another dog. Therefore, Colorado dog owners must understand our state’s dog bite law and how it may affect them if their pet injures someone.

Operating a profitable business requires a hefty investment of both time and money. Unfortunately, employees, partners, and associates may try to capitalize on your success by ‘borrowing’ your ideas and using them elsewhere. Colorado non-compete agreements and non-disclosure agreements can protect your business. Our non-compete attorneys can advise you on drafting non-compete agreements and non-disclosure agreements to protect your livelihood and investments.