Colorado’s new Deceptive Pricing Law, House Bill 25-1090, takes effect on January 1, 2026. The law alters how landlords and property managers must advertise, charge, and communicate rent and fees. It is part of a statewide effort to remove hidden or unfair charges so tenants are aware of the true cost of housing before signing […]
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Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and is not legal advice. Every situation is unique. You should consult your own attorney before making decisions about your employment or workplace policies. A Timely Question in a Heated Moment The recent death of Charlie Kirk, a polarizing public figure, has ignited sharp debate across social […]
Starting January 1, 2026, all Colorado businesses will need to update how they list, advertise, and set their prices. The new Deceptive Pricing Practices Law, known as House Bill 25-1090, is one of the most comprehensive consumer protection laws the state has enacted. It focuses on hidden fees, confusing service charges, and unclear pricing. If […]
What Are Your Employee Rights When Businesses Re-Open Post-Pandemic? The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has brought with it many uncertainties. This was evident when the virus first hit the U.S. and people didn’t know how to properly respond. After a few months of adjustment, policies have been ironed out so different entities can continue their […]
Working on an Estate Plan During COVID-19 The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has brought mortality at the forefront of people’s minds. The virus continues to spread fast, affecting millions of people across the U.S. Unfortunately, the pandemic has also resulted in thousands of lives lost, with the number continuing to grow every day. In times […]
Can a Will Be Challenged After Probate? The death of a family member or another loved one is already a difficult event to process, but with questions about their assets and estate, it can be downright frustrating. This is especially true when the deceased person left a will and the beneficiaries aren’t satisfied with what […]
The Power of the Power of Attorney Document It’s normal for people who are sick or disabled to ask for help from their loved ones. Some people, however, require a little more help to get things accomplished, such as making important financial or medical decisions. In these instances, one document gives a person the power […]
Divorce in a Time of COVID-19: How to Manage Your Separation For the past few months, stories about the novel coronavirus pandemic have dominated various media channels. The most prevalent type of news is about the rapidly increasing rate of positive cases in the U.S. and across the world. Apart from COVID-19 cases, though, there […]
When the first papers are filed in your child custody case, which is known as the allocation of parental responsibilities in Colorado, you may have been caught off guard. However, in many situations, the natural unraveling of your relationship or the disagreements between you and the other parent may have given you a heads up. […]
Last year, Colorado went even stricter on drunk driving and enacted a new law that requires a person spend time in jail once they’ve been convicted of a felony DUI. These changes follow a law passed in 2015 that made a person’s fourth DUI conviction and any DUI convictions afterward an automatic felony. Changes made […]
  
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