Many Colorado drivers are excited about the potential for increased safety presented by many newer vehicle technologies. Systems like adaptive cruise control and lane-keeping assist have developed out of the research into autonomous driving. They make it possible for cars to sense distance from those ahead and stay in their lanes. These technologies have significant potential to make the roadways safer, making accidents less likely. However, some road safety advocates warn that such promising technologies may actually increase the risk…

Colorado residents who are considering divorce should begin financially planning as soon as they consider the split. Planning financially ensures preparation for a healthy financial life post-divorce and might help residents ensure they get a fair settlement. The first step toward financial planning is understanding assets and liabilities. To do this, the person should make a list with all their accounts and assets, including pay stubs, savings and investments accounts, loans, bank statements and credit card statements. They should also…

As a resident of Colorado, you don’t have to wonder if you’ll come face-to-face with inclement weather this winter season. You know that it will happen, it’s just a matter of when. If you find yourself operating a motor vehicle in less than ideal weather, it’s critical to consider the steps you can take to enhance your safety. Understanding the top causes of wintertime accidents can help keep you safe. Poor visibility: Snow, rain, ice and fog can all cause poor…

Your wedding day is closing in and you’ve yet to discuss the potential of creating a prenuptial agreement. It’s your hope to talk this out with your partner, but you have concerns about bringing your thoughts and feelings to light. It’s natural to have these concerns, among many others, as asking for a prenuptial agreement is a big deal. Not only will it affect your partnership now and marriage in the future, but it could give the other individual reason…

When you decide to divorce, you know it will impact you, your ex and your children in a variety of ways. But rather than give in to this and hope for the best, you can create a parenting agreement that affords both parents the opportunity to have a clear understanding of their role, responsibilities and legal rights moving forward. Creating a parenting agreement in mediation gives you more control over the process, as there is no family law judge making…