Serving People in Frisco and the Surrounding Areas
If you are one of the couples that put a brave face on things and stayed together for the benefit of your children, the day your last child moves out can come as a relief. Finally, you can end your marriage without worrying about harming your kids. Or at least that is...
Some estates go through probate because an individual dies without a last will. The probate courts apply state law and ensure that their property goes to the right people, like their spouses and children. Most people with estate plans aim to avoid probate as much as...
Most property owners in Colorado will require real estate in one of three ways. They may purchase it from a seller. They might buy it at a tax sale or foreclosure auction. They could also inherit the real estate from someone who dies. A much smaller number of people...
Children with complex medical conditions often require extensive care, which might be around the clock in some cases. This and other life circumstances can cause strain on a marriage. When parents of a medically complex child divorce, there are some special...
Children, including adult children of older parents, tend to assume that their parents have taken financial care of themselves. However, many older adults haven't taken the necessary step of estate planning. Those who have an estate plan or last will may have...
People in Colorado are sometimes confused about what information they have to provide police officers if they’re stopped. One thing that some don’t realize is that Colorado has specific laws that outline this very subject. Colorado has a stop and identify statue that...
Children can sometimes become weapons in an acrimonious divorce. Parents may try to turn them against one another or use threats about custody and parenting time to push for the terms they want. If your ex has told you that you'll never see the kids again, or you came...
Finding your dream home in Colorado has never been a more frustrating process. Home prices have skyrocketed in the last decade, and sellers often receive multiple offers on their property. People who want to buy a home often need to get creative with adding incentives...
In the first half of the 20th century, the Reid technique became the go-to method for interrogating criminal suspects. John E. Reid, a psychologist, a polygraph expert and a former police officer, developed the process. Law enforcement in many areas may use the...
Whether you and your ex-spouse were able to agree to the terms of your divorce or let a judge decide, you now have a ruling in place that defines not only your divorce but the terms you and your ex-spouse need to abide by when it comes to the division of marital...