Attorneys and Accountants rely on our values when it's important to know real property values for Estate Settlement, Asset Division, Divorces or other issues requiring a value being placed on real property. We understand your needs, as well as those of your clients. We provide appraisal reports that communicate our results clearly, using reporting formats that are easy to understand. We are also there to assist you with follow-up for your, and your clients', questions.
Settling an estate usually requires an appraisal to establish Fair Market Value for the residential property involved. Often, the date of death differs from the date the appraisal is requested. We are familiar with the procedures and requirements necessary to perform a retroactive appraisal with an effective date and Fair Market Value estimate matching the date of death. The ethics provision within the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice (USPAP) binds us with confidentiality, ensuring the fullest degree of discretion.
Early this Saturday morning, while most of us are still padding about the old homestead gripping a cup of joe and pondering the weighty matter of Inception versus Salt, Denver attorneys and CBA CLE volunteers Stephen Gurr and Troy Rackham will join nearly 2,000 other Colorado cyclists as they attempt to dominate the Continental Di...Read More
Cloud computing remains a relatively new tool in the ever-growing technological marketplace. The idea is reshaping the way many businesses organize their offices andpresents potential cloud clients with various pros and cons, as with any new technological innovation. Cloud computing presents many benefits (and drawbacks) for legal practitioners in ...Read More
The Colorado Lawyer’s latest question isn’t as innocent as it sounds. There have been all kinds of debates around work/life balance for lawyers, but this month we want to know what you think. What does work/life balance mean to you? Is it achievable in the legal profession? Leave your answer in the comments or email [......Read More
The Colorado-based Institute for the Advancement of the American Legal System is looking for feedback from Colorado attorneys about how they are using (or not) C.R.C.P. 16.1, which provides for a simplified procedure for select civil actions. Surveys are requested by July 20, 2010: Dear Colorado attorney: Colorado Rule of Civil Procedure 16.1,...Read More
You have to wait until June 28 to hear from Supreme Court Nominee Elena Kagan. That’s when the 45th Solicitor General will face a confirmation hearing for a coveted Supreme Court post. But if you want a preview of the issues most likely to be addressed–and Kagan’s history on those issues–check out the ongoing issue [......Read More
Our latest question of the month for The Colorado Lawyer is sure to attract a wide range of answers. And we can’t wait to see what you come up with. Leave your answer in the comments or email it to Leona Martinez: leonamartinez@cobar.or...Read More
Editor’s Note: It’s been around a long time, but it’s always trying news things. Perhaps that’s why The Colorado Lawyer always finds itself among the top member-rated benefits of the Colorado Bar Association. Its Editor, Leona Martinez, recently let us know about a new project. Take a look. Over that last couple of months, w...Read More
Note: Zach Willis graduated from University of Denver Law School on Saturday, but just before he finished his finals, he took some time to tackle the question of the day (and one of particular interest to him as a fresh law school graduate): are graduating law students adequately prepared, and is being adequately prepared enough? [......Read More
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