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Getting a divorce isn’t instantaneous. When clients ask me for a timeline, I always tell them to expect the divorce process to take longer than expected. The legal paperwork to divide assets can take time, and disagreements can prolong the process, especially if children are involved.

You should be able to trust your contractor to create the kitchen of your dreams or perform emergency repairs on your plumbing. When a bad contractor performs shoddy work, holds up the project, or never completes the job, you may be able to recover damages and protect your property. 

In the state of Colorado, eviction laws empower landlords to regain possession of their rental properties, but the process demands absolute legal precision to be enforceable. The judicial system requires strict adherence to protocol; even a minor filing or notice error can cause an eviction in Colorado to be delayed or legally challenged. To protect your rental property from further financial losses, use this guide to ensure your legal strategy adheres to every required judicial procedure, so that you can regain possession of your property lawfully.

The landlords I’ve spoken to have noticed an uptick in renters using portable tenant screening reports to save on application costs. While these reusable reports can reduce what tenants spend on application fees, they impose strict delivery and transparency standards on you, as Colorado law generally requires residential landlords to accept them, with some exceptions. This article outlines these recent updates to help you maintain compliance and avoid significant penalties.