Types of Real Estate & Landlord-Tenant Law Cases

It can be unnerving to discover you have a lien on your house. The good news is, there are ways to fight a lien on your home. This arti...

A new law tightens Colorado rental agreement regulations by further limiting what landlords can include in their leases. Find out what ...

Affordable housing is difficult to come by in Colorado. In an effort to make the search a little easier for renters, state lawmakers pa...

Colorado landlords who lease residential units must now accept portable rental applications from prospective renters. This article delv...

As a Colorado landlord, you owe an immense responsibility to your tenants. Renting is a two-way street, however, and your tenants have ...

By 2024, all landlords who rent out residential property in the City and County of Denver must get a local license. Failure to do so ca...

If you want to sue your contractor for breach of contract, the first thing you need to do is determine if the breach you are claiming i...

You chose the lowest bidder for your home renovation project. A prudent move, so you thought. Then how come you’ve been billed twice as...

The last thing you want during a major project is to get tied down in litigation against a bad contractor. Unfortunately, poor workmans...

You hired a contractor. You paid the contractor. Then halfway through your expensive home renovation project, the contractor disappeare...

It’s tough to describe the bond between a person and his/her service animal. A blind person may rely on a service dog to navigate...

When you had your kitchen remodeled, you hoped it would add great value when you decided to sell your home. Now it’s the reason you can...

When you hire professionals to build on your property, you expect professional results. You expect that remodeled kitchen or brand new ...

The new addition on your home wasn’t supposed to feel like a subtraction. However, due to hiring the wrong contractor, your long-term i...

You’re a good parent or at least you’ve tried to be. When your adult child needed a place to stay, you opened your door. You set aside ...

Colorado short-term rentals have continued to explode in popularity, even through the COVID-19 pandemic. The Centennial State gained ab...

Reduce the stress of evicting a roommate by ensuring it’s done properly the first time.

It’s tough to know how to prepare for something you’ve never done before, including meeting with an eviction attorney. This...

The facts and circumstances vary for each security deposit dispute. Know your rights.

If you own real estate, you may wish to change a property’s zoning if the existing zoning does not allow your intended or desired use o...

Real estate transactions are complex and involve substantial sums of money. It’s no wonder they also attract charlatans who, seeking ea...

In 2022, the Colorado State Legislature made significant changes to the Colorado Common Interest Ownership Act (CCIOA), the comprehensi...

What you need to know about resolving property boundary issues.

If you’re planning to move into a homeowner’s association-governed community, you may wonder, “Is there anything I sh...

Real estate is not just about the buying, selling, and leasing of property. It’s about building and sustaining wealth. Many people inve...

Signing a lease for a new apartment is exciting. Moving to a new place comes with a pretty big to-do list — but one item likely missing...

Landlords can learn a valuable lesson from an Eagle County, Colorado eviction case in which a judge dismissed an attempt to evict a loc...

Evicting a resident can be a stressful experience. Understanding the process is essential.

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You should be able to trust your contractor to create the kitchen of your dreams or perform emergency repairs on your office. When a ba...

If you live in a community regulated by a Homeowner’s Association, then you’re familiar with that extra payment you make each mon...

Colorado law now prohibits homeowners associations from restricting you from displaying flags or signs on your property in most instanc...

When the HOA denies your improvement request you may think there is nothing else you can do. Well, that might be the case, but don̵...

If your contractor damaged your property instead of improving it, you may be able to recover money for the damage. If you find yourself...

If you’re a landlord, it’s important to keep up with the current lease regulations. Robinson & Henry Evictions Attorney...

The evictions process recently got more difficult for landlords. Tighter timelines for the eviction possession hearings mean landlords ...

If you’re a landlord, then you already know that the process to evict a bad tenant has strict protocols. One misstep and you̵...

You should use your insurance when it’s not your fault. Yes, you read that correctly. Robinson & Henry Lead Litigation Attorn...

In many parts of the country, like Colorado, the housing market is tight. People pay top dollar, often well above the asking price, to ...

Updated Oct. 5, 2021. Circumstances may change. Landlords nationwide can resume evictions after the U.S. Supreme Court blocked the Bide...

The decision to hire an attorney is usually is not an easy one for most people. Our website is chock full of great tips and general adv...

“Home is where the heart is.” “Mi casa es su casa.” “A man’s home is his castle.” “Home, sweet home.” There are many idyllic homeowners...

If you own a house or townhome, there’s a good chance you belong to a homeowner’s association. Robinson & Henry’s...

Homeowners do not always need an attorney to resolve disputes with their HOA. But Robinson & Henry’s HOA Litigation Attorneys...

After death or a divorce, people often want to know how to remove someone from a property title. This question often arises when itR...

Buying a new home is an exciting time. Finding out there is an issue with the property’s title can detract from what should be a ...

If you’ve ever bought or sold a home, you know about the disclosure process. Disclosures are meant to protect parties to the tran...

Enforcing a mechanic’s lien is often the last resort for a contractor whose client failed to pay for a home remodeling or repair ...

A mechanic’s lien is a powerful tool a contractor can use to force a client to pay. Real Estate Attorney Boyd Rolfson offers some...

Contractors whose clients will not pay them can turn to the mechanic’s lien for help. Real Estate Attorney Boyd Rolfson explains ...

Knowing and keeping eviction court dates are vital to a landlord’s successful eviction case. Eviction attorney Dylan Becker expla...

Landlords always ask our eviction attorneys: how long before the eviction forces tenants out of my rental property? Even though evictio...

A good contractor can turn a home from old to bold with a solid remodeling plan. And for the most part, an experienced crew can carry o...

Many contractors whose clients haven’t paid them try to resolve the issue on their own. Perhaps you’ve considered filing a ...

Colorado contractors own lots of tools, but perhaps the most powerful one at their disposal is not found on his or her tool belt. Nope,...

Robinson & Henry Managing Partner and real estate and landlord-tenant attorney Don Eby spoke with ABC Denver 7 reporter Jaclyn Alle...

You find what you think is a wonderful house for sale in the location you want at your price range. It’s a miracle! Right? In mak...

Most of us know the general definition of trespassing. No Trespassing signs or teenagers exploring an abandoned private property probab...

Living in a house and being part of a neighborhood can be great until it begins to feel like your HOA is nitpicking everything you do. ...

Real Estate transactions can be difficult and stressful for anyone. Why not skip the madness and hire an attorney? Civil Litigation Att...

Civil Litigation Attorney briefly explains how an attorney may be able to help you with your HOA dispute. Need an Attorney? Give us a c...

Eviction Attorney Dylan Becker briefly explains what the CDC eviction order means for landlords. Get Connected Give us a call at 303-68...

If you are selling your home, you’ll want to know how to fill out a disclosure form for your property the right way. This can sav...

No one knows what can happen during these crazy times. Real Estate Attorney David Hannum goes over how evictions in Colorado are curren...

Before you finalize your house sale, the prospective buyer will want to know as much as possible about the property’s physical conditio...