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How to Contest a Will After Probate via Miller & Steiert, P.C.
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…
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Now is the Perfect Time for Estate Planning via Miller & Steiert, P.C.
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…
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Return to Work: What are Employees’ Rights? via Miller & Steiert, P.C.
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…
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Colorado’s New Deceptive Pricing Law Could Cost Businesses More Than You Think via Miller & Steiert, P.C.
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…
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Can Employees Be Fired for Political Opinions in Colorado? via Miller & Steiert, P.C.
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…
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What Colorado Landlords Need to Know About the New Deceptive Pricing Law via Miller & Steiert, P.C.
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…
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Understanding DUI Administrative Suspensions via The Law Office of Adam Tucker, P.C.
To a person charged with driving under the influence (DUI) in Colorado, the system he or she faces may appear confusing. Besides the criminal case, the defendant faces a separate, administrative process before the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV). The criminal justice process…
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Probation Sentences From a DUI Conviction – What You Need to Know via The Law Office of Adam Tucker, P.C.
Once a person either pleads guilty to or is convicted by a jury for a driving under the influence (DUI) or driving while ability impaired (DWAI) offense in Colorado, there is a very good chance that he or she will face a sentence that involves some term of probation. Probation…
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Domestic Violence Shelters in Denver, Colorado via The Law Office of Adam Tucker, P.C.
Domestic violence is a pervasive and serious problem affecting thousands of households across the State of Colorado. The statistics are both sobering and frightening. In 2024, thirty-eight (38) intimate partners and eight (8) other individuals were victims of homicide related…
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Immigration and Domestic Violence in Colorado via The Law Office of Adam Tucker, P.C.
A conviction in Colorado for any crime related to domestic violence can have severe immigration implications for a person. Once a person has been convicted of a domestic violence related offense, even if the crime is a misdemeanor, that individual is subject to deportation,…
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Can Domestic Violence Charges Be Dropped? via The Law Office of Adam Tucker, P.C.
Can domestic violence related criminal charges in Colorado be dismissed? The short answer is possibly – any criminal charges can be dismissed. However, the decision to dismiss a criminal case rests exclusively with the prosecutor. In Colorado, “domestic violence” is not a…
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How Much Does a Domestic Violence Lawyer Cost in Colorado? via The Law Office of Adam Tucker, P.C.
What is the cost for a person to retain an attorney to defend him- or herself against domestic violence charges in Colorado? To greatly summarize the answer to this question: “It depends.” Why is the answer so vague? A major complicating factor is that, in Colorado, there is no…
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Child Custody and Best Interests of the Child via The Law Office of Adam Tucker, P.C.
One of the most contentious issues in Colorado family and divorce law is child custody. How will a court decide where the children will reside after a marriage ends? This issue has one major guiding principle which courts must use to decide the topic: the best interests of the…
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How to Access a Shared Home After a Domestic Violence Arrest via The Law Office of Adam Tucker, P.C.
Getting arrested for a domestic violence related crime in Colorado creates great interruptions in a person’s life. Very suddenly, access to the items needed to carry on life’s essential functions – clothing, a cell phone, a computer, even a toothbrush – quickly become…
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Permanent loss of parental rights after DV: is it possible? via Mike Burns Law
Permanent loss of parental rights represents one of the most severe actions a court can take against a parent. When domestic violence (DV) is involved, the risk of losing your children permanently dramatically increases. Kentucky law makes clear that family safety is priority.…
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What to do if you’re pulled over for DUI in Kentucky via Mike Burns Law
Getting stopped for a possible DUI can feel overwhelming. You may worry about your license, your job or your record. Yet you can protect yourself if you know what to do. Here is a clear guide based on Kentucky law and common police practices. Stay calm and follow instructions…
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What a no-contact order means in domestic violence cases via Mike Burns Law
If you find yourself facing a domestic violence (DV) charge, there are multiple tools the court can employ to intervene and prevent further incidents. This blog explores one of these tools and how it may affect your life. How Kentucky law defines a no-contact order A no-contact…
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Can you still drive with an ongoing DUI case in Kentucky? via Mike Burns Law
After a driving under the influence (DUI) arrest, one question typically weighs most heavily on a defendant’s mind: Can I still drive? For many, driving is not optional. It supports work obligations, family responsibilities and the basic structure of daily life. A single night…
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When both parties face domestic violence charges in Kentucky via Mike Burns Law
Domestic violence cases are rarely simple. Sometimes, when police arrive at the scene, both people have injuries or both are pointing fingers at each other. If you are battling charges alongside the other party, it is natural to feel confused. Knowing how Kentucky handles these…
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Why some Kentucky DUI cases get reduced or dismissed via Mike Burns Law
Getting charged with a DUI in Kentucky is a serious event. It can affect your job, your driver’s license and your future. However, not every charge leads to a conviction. In some cases, prosecutors may reduce charges or drop them. Understanding the specific laws in Kentucky can…
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What to do when facing false domestic violence allegations? via Mike Burns Law
Facing accusations of domestic violence can feel like a gut punch, especially when the claims are false. If you are facing a high-conflict breakup or divorce, high emotions can cause your partner to use the legal system to gain leverage in custody battles. In Kentucky, the…
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Can you refuse a police search during a DUI stop in Kentucky? via Mike Burns Law
If law enforcement pulls you over for suspected driving under the influence (DUI) in Kentucky, you might wonder about your rights regarding these searches. Understanding what you can and cannot refuse could make a significant difference in how the situation unfolds. What…
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Driver's License Reinstatements and Appeals via Michael T. Kossen, P.C., Attorneys at Law
Have you been arrested for drunk driving? Are you suspected of committing a crime? Are past criminal records, including conviction and arrest records, preventing you from getting employment or attending the school of your choice? At Michael T. Kossen, P.C., Attorneys at Law, we…
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Sealing Criminal Records and Expungement of Juvenile Records via Michael T. Kossen, P.C., Attorneys at Law
Have you been arrested for drunk driving? Are you suspected of committing a crime? Are past criminal records, including conviction and arrest records, preventing you from getting employment or attending the school of your choice? At Michael T. Kossen, P.C., Attorneys at Law, we…
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