15 Helpful Resources for Seniors Looking to Downsize
Guest post compiled by Andrea Needham, EldersDay.org Getting ready to downsize your home — and your life overall — in retirement is a tall order. There’s so much to do and think about when you decide to move, get rid of belongings and scale down your retirement...
Credit Scores Demystified
Guest post by Dan Lucchesi, owner and founder, The Lucchesi Property Group If you've decided to get your credit on track, getting started can feel a bit daunting. After all, it can sometimes seem as if credit agencies want to keep you in the dark about how scores are...
What is a Small Estate?
Guest post by Julie Nichols, JD/MSW Probate is the legal process of what happens to someone’s property (their estate) after they die. The term also refers to the administration of that estate – the things that have to be done after a death so that ownership of all of...
Bankruptcy and Divorce Proceedings: What Debts Can Be Discharged?
Guest post by Nathaniel J. Thompson, bankruptcy attorney at the Law Office of Nathaniel J. Thompson It is not uncommon for bankruptcy law to interact with family law. In fact, one of the four most common causes for the filing of a bankruptcy is a recent divorce....
Top 5 Most Common Legal Issues ALPC Resolved in 2019
Each year, there are top issues that appear again and again for our clients at Andersen Law PC. Here are the most common ones last year. KEEPING THE MARITAL HOME IN DIVORCE Real estate was very expensive in 2019. As a result, the most common issue our clients faced in...
3 Ways a Private Investigator Can Help Your Divorce Case
Guest post by Elizabeth Daerr, founder of Red Rocks Private Investigations When you go through a divorce, you want the best lawyer, with a team of professionals behind her working to protect your interests. A private investigator can be a critical member of that team...
Wills & Trusts: Protecting Your Assets With Estate Planning
By Kameryn McCollough Many people seek to use estate planning as a way to protect their assets against creditors. While there are ways to create protections using wills or trusts, creditors are still able to reach those assets under certain circumstances. That being...
4 Ways to Keep Living in Ken Caryl, Colorado, After a Divorce
Guest Post by Paige Michaelis, Realtor Ken Caryl is an incredible neighborhood where I have been privileged to live for the past three years. I have always found it interesting the extent to which people go to stay in this neighborhood. Either making long commutes to...
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