David M. Rich's Answers (724)

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Can I use one Family Trust for my life insurance and house or do I need two separate trusts?

David's answer | Answered on May 18, 2014

Generally you would use a single trust in this situation. A will with a children's trust still might be a better option that a "family trust" if by...

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I am naming my minor children as beneficiary of my life insurance. How do I setup a trust to ensure my ex doesn't get the money?

David's answer | Answered on May 18, 2014

I agree with Mr. Leroi. The type of trust you would use depends on your assets for the most part and other factors. For most people, a children's...

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How do we enforce the durable power of attorney we have concerning banks and property?

David's answer | Answered on May 13, 2014

You may want to consider a conservatorship, which is in effect a court-appointed financial power of attorney. Then you can have the court bless the...

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My client died, can I still get paid for completed work?

David's answer | Answered on May 06, 2014

I agree in part with the other attorneys. In Colorado, if the contract was with a business, you would need to collect from the business. However,...

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I have a question about my ex husband being breaching his settlement agreement at our first contempt hearing. I reside in CO

David's answer | Answered on April 28, 2014

We do a lot of child support collection work on a contingent fee (% fee) basis. Your recourse for unpaid child support is 12% interest, compounded...

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Does a hotel bring down the value of house

David's answer | Answered on April 27, 2014

This is not a legal question - you should talk to a realtor about values, but I d assume it rarely would help you value.

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Husband owes back child support and received an inheritance.

David's answer | Answered on April 07, 2014

Whether it is fraudulent depends on how the inheritance was dispersed and what other actions occurred (for example, did your ex disclaim his...

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I won a judgment on a civil case and need to garnish wages. what kind of lawyer do I need ?

David's answer | Answered on March 29, 2014

If you have a judgment, you can charge the other party attorney fees for collecting, if you want help with this. If he/she owns their house, you...

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When does child support end in Colorado?

David's answer | Answered on March 17, 2014

Generally child support ends when the child turns 19 in Colorado.

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What about lawsuit funding in Colorado for will contests?

David's answer | Answered on March 14, 2014

Lawyers often do it on contingent fee.

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