In any Colorado divorce or personal injury case, the opposing lawyer has a right to take a “deposition.” This means that you will be put under oath, just as you would be in court, and the other attorney will ask questions relating to the divorce or personal injury claim. In nearly all personal injury cases […]
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Read MoreIf you were recently hurt in a car accident, you are likely navigating the choppy waters of insurance: your own auto and health policies, the auto policy of the person who hit you, as well as any other sources of insurance that may exist. This article will briefly outline the most common sources of compensation […]
Read MoreYou are going to get married. You have substantial wealth or maybe a well-established business. You are excited for your upcoming marriage. You do not want to take away from the excitement by doing divorce or death planning. Since you have already accumulated your wealth, there seems to be nothing to worry about, right? You […]
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