Whether you are just starting your business or expanding an existing one, purchasing commercial property can play a major part in furnishing premises or serving as an investment. Buying the right property can deliver solid returns.
Negotiating and finalizing the contract can include several pitfalls that may cause problems if you are not careful. In particular, several key areas deserve your close attention throughout the process.
If you are contemplating marriage in Northern Colorado, now you probably cannot imagine a time when you may want to leave your partner. But relationships are not always sunshine and flowers. When such a time comes, leaving may seem like the better option for you.
Because divorce is often a difficult process, it is better not to wait until the situation happens to learn how to manage it. Use the following pointers to create a plan for divorce and keep things from potentially getting out of hand financially.
High-asset divorces involve couples with a net worth that goes above average, usually involving a complex portfolio of property, investments, bank accounts and other financial holdings. Couples with high net worth who face divorce have an added complication in that the division of their assets will likely be a difficult and challenging process.
In some cases, couples are able to come to negotiated agreements without resorting to the courtroom. Although not all high-asset divorces are good candidates for a mediation process, those that are will benefit in several ways. Here is some information about how mediation may work in your high-asset divorce:
Most people tend to associate DUI with the consumption of excess alcohol or illegal drugs. However, you do not have to be partying to get a DUI in Colorado. Sometimes, just taking your prescription medication before you get in the car can do the trick.
Yes, even if you take your medicine precisely according to your doctor's instructions, you may still be breaking the law. If you face DUI charges based on prescription drugs, you should take your situation seriously and consult with an experienced attorney promptly.
There are many events that can lead to a license suspension or revocation. Perhaps you have been arrested for DUI, been caught driving with a license that was already suspended or you have accumulated too many points on your license for traffic violations. If you wish to retain your license, you may be able to request a DMV hearing to prevent it from being revoked or suspended.
You need your driver's license to get to and from work and fulfill a host of other responsibilities you have. Losing it is not just a disruption to your life, it is a serious setback, and it makes it even more difficult to get back on track. Here is what to expect when you request a DMV hearing:
Driving is a normal thing you do every day that is typically eventless. Most of the time, you simply go to work, run errands or give someone a ride and you are done. Unfortunately, sometimes complications arise and you see red and blue lights in your rearview mirror.
You may unknowingly or intentionally commit a variety of infractions, violations and crimes while you are behind the wheel. Here are some of the most common traffic violations of which you should steer clear.
When a police officer stops you based on suspicion of DUI, taking a breathalyzer test is typically part of the process. You comply, as Colorado law likely requires you to submit to chemical testing in this situation. Your test results exceed the legal limit of 0.08 blood alcohol concentration. Now what?
At this point, many people decide their case is not worth fighting. However, a DUI conviction can have some serious consequences. In fact, a breathalyzer test result may not always be the bulletproof piece of evidence people think it is. An experienced attorney can identify weaknesses in the case against you and develop a targeted strategy.
Accidents occur on a daily basis. When the incident causes injury and is due to the negligence of one party, it may be possible to seek compensation for the accident.
In such cases, an attorney can help to make sure that the claim process goes as smoothly as possible and that the claimant receives a just reward. To get the most out of this relationship, there are a few key elements claimants should be aware of.
There are millions of people who live from paycheck to paycheck, so enduring physical trauma and having to miss work can be extremely straining and stressful. Those individuals may find a personal injury claim essential to helping them get back on their feet. Even those who do not have financial strain may feel entitled to compensation for their suffering, and rightfully so.
In order for claimants to receive the best possible award, they must build a strong case. A previous blog discussed why evidence is important. Now, here is a look at the different types of evidence that contribute to solidifying a case.
Accidents in themselves are stressful events. Add on the ramifications of an accident, such as medical bills, time lost at work, and mental or emotional trauma, and some people have a long road of recovery ahead.
Thankfully, it may be possible for victims to file personal injury claims. In such instances, evidence can serve several different purposes.
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