by adamslawattorneys | Jun 23, 2020 | COVID19
I think it’s really a community service to offer discounts to frontline workers and what I’m calling “at-risk” families who I’m defining as the many, many people I know who are over 65 and who are not leaving their homes because this virus attacks the elderly like...
by adamslawattorneys | May 12, 2020 | Business & Contract Law
Understanding the English Proverb “Penny Wise and Pound Foolish” can save business owners money when considering whether or not to work with an attorney on business contracts. In the short term, not consulting an attorney before signing a landlord tenant lease...
by adamslawattorneys | Apr 11, 2020 | Bankruptcy
Federal Trade Commission complaints have risen by 17% from this time last year, the Wall Street Journal Reported today. Late-night phone calls, physical threats, and repeated calls after the collectors have been asked to stop calling are the major complaints that...
by adamslawattorneys | Mar 3, 2020 | Bankruptcy
Good news in terms of Coloradans seeking bankruptcy relief in fewer numbers in 2011. Through November, 7% fewer bankruptcy cases were filed in 2011 verus 2010, according to statistics on the website of U.S. Bankruptcy Court, District of Colorado. While figures aren’t...
by adamslawattorneys | Nov 24, 2019 | Estate Planning
Are Grandma and Grandpa over-spending through credit cards? Companies that track consumer debt say yes. According to last weekend’s WSJ article quoted in our last blog, Coping with Debts of the Dead, America’s Elderly are incurring unsecured credit card debt faster...
