Robinson & Henry is proud to announce that James Garts, lead family law attorney in the Denver office was selected by his peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America© 2018 in the field of Family Law. About Best Lawyers® Since it was first published in 1983, Best Lawyers® has become universally regarded as the definitive guide to legal excellence. Best Lawyers lists…
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4 Reasons Why a Tax Attorney Should Represent you in an Audit
Being contacted by the IRS for an audit can invoke immediate feelings of stress, panic and uncertainty, especially if you’re a small-business owner. You probably already have too much on your plate and worrying about your business being examined under the IRS’ microscope is the last thing you need. When there’s so much on the…
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Estate Planning for Businesses
Protect yourself, your family, and your business from potential creditors and predators. Most business owners spend their whole life working hard to create a legacy for their family. Running a small business can be physically and mentally demanding, and it is not uncommon for accidents to occur on the job. It only takes one accident…
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Tax Debt? Think twice before giving your money to a tax settlement firm.
In recent years, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has increased its efforts to collect unpaid back taxes from individuals and businesses who have outstanding balances due. If you have tax debt, then you probably already know this. By now, you’ve likely heard not only from the IRS but you’ve also likely heard from numerous tax…
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A Must-Do For All Blended Families: Updating Your Estate Plan
Remarriage is a wonderful second chance at happiness. While it does come with unique challenges of merging families and separate assets, an estate plan can help make sure financial goals are realized and that dependent children are cared for. A new estate plan should reflect the goals of the new couple, as well as take…
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8 Mistakes to Avoid when Creating your Colorado Estate Plan
In a nutshell, an estate plan ensures that your assets are distributed according to your wishes following your death. But there’s really so much more to it than that; a strong estate plan provides instructions to your loved ones about things like what to do with any debt you leave behind and how to proceed…
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Estate Planning if you’re Going on Vacation
Heading out of town? You may want to update your estate plan before you go. Summer isn’t over yet; there’s still plenty of time between now and when the leaves start their annual transformation to hit the road or jet away for a few days to rest, restore and explore. Before you go, though, there’s…
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Strengthening Marriages through Marital Agreements
Whether you are engaged or already married, no couple want to discuss, let alone think about the two big D’s – death and divorce. While these topics may be unpleasant to discuss, these dialogues are positive opportunities to look after the future welfare of your spouse, learn about the consequences of divorce and strengthen marriage bonds. While no…
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Q&A: How your Divorce will Impact your Colorado Estate Plan
The process of getting a divorce can be rife with stress and painful emotions, but it can also be a time to find renewal and a fresh start. This is quite literally the case when it comes to what to do with your estate plan during, or following a divorce. In fact, the recommended first…
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Estate Planning if you Have Minor Children
Whether your days are spent wrangling toddlers, driving pre-teens to soccer practice and dance recitals or you just brought your first bundle of joy home from the hospital, if you have minor children, it’s critical to have an estate plan to ensure your wishes would be carried out in the event both you and your…
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