The surprising beliefs that drunk drivers hold

The surprising beliefs that drunk drivers hold

Do any of the people you know drive after consuming one or more drinks? Do they say they are sober enough to drive responsibly? Have you ever seen anyone you know drive erratically after consuming alcoholic beverages? There is a good chance that you answered yes to the three questions above. Nearly everyone in the nation has seen or felt the impact of drunken driving. Despite efforts by federal and local lawmakers, getting a handle on the problem remains out-of-reach….

3 ways your staff could endanger your company’s liquor license

When you run a restaurant or a bar, the ability to sell alcoholic beverages is crucial to your company’s bottom line. You probably invested thousands of dollars in attaining that liquor license and intend to maintain it indefinitely. Unfortunately, as a business owner, your actions aren’t the only ones that can affect your company’s licensing and options in the future. The people on your staff who serve and handle liquor can make mistakes that could result in the loss of…

3 tips to help your kids adapt to divorce when they don’t want to

If you and your spouse have decided that a divorce is right for you, then you may have already sat down with your children to try to explain what’s going to happen next. It’s unrealistic to think that your children won’t have opinions or be upset by the revelation that their world will be changing, but there are some things you can do to help calm the waters if that conversation did not go as you planned. Here are three…

Divorcing parents of toddlers can help them to navigate divorce

Navigating the process of getting divorced can understandably be challenging for both adults involved. However, divorce can also take a toll on children, particularly toddlers. Fortunately, divorcing parents in Colorado can take a couple of steps to keep their children as emotionally safe as possible during this life-altering event. First, parents of toddlers should ideally try to keep their children’s routines intact during the divorce process. As a general rule of thumb, toddlers do well with routines involving school schedules,…

Rear-end crashes can lead to devastating injuries

Rear-end crashes have become more common largely as a result of distractions behind the wheel. These crashes usually happen when two vehicles are traveling in the same direction but the rear vehicle does not slow or stop soon enough to avoid an impact with the leading vehicle. This may be because a driver was texting, talking to someone in their vehicle, eating or because of many other factors. Usually, rear-end collisions are the fault of the rear vehicle’s driver. This…