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You might not have imagined that someday you’d be getting divorced, but as life takes its twists and turns, sometimes it leads you to the lawyer’s office.

Estate planning is a vital process for just about everyone. However, it is a process whose public image is oftentimes marred by misinformation.

The topic of “pulling the plug” and other aspects of end-of-life medical care are incredibly sensitive subjects, and most people have very strong opinions on such matters.

In any divorce involving children, determining who will get custody and how visitation will be handled is oftentimes the most emotionally challenging aspect you will face.

Medicaid is a social security program funded by the federal government but managed by the state. In Colorado, the agency that manages Medicaid is the Colorado Department of Health.

Just as one would take steps to ready themselves for a blizzard or prepare themselves for a major test in school, it is vital that anyone who is faced with the prospect of getting a divorce...

The ability to dictate the treatment that we are to receive during end-of-life care is something that has only recently been granted to individuals.

There is no way around it—filing for bankruptcy will almost certainly leave you with a big, black mark on your credit report.

In legal terms, a Power of Attorney generally refers to any document that grants a person—known as the “agent”— legal authority to make decisions on behalf of another person...

Creating a will is vital to ensuring that your estate is administered in accordance with your wishes upon your death.