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What Are the Banking Laws and Regulations?

Colorado has some unique banking laws and regulations regarding consumer credit, and a recent law helps emphasize this point. If you have questions or concerns regarding your rights and ability to collect on consumer debt, don’t hesitate to consult with an experienced Colorado business and banking attorney. A Limit on…

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What Money is Protected From Creditors?

When an account goes into collections, there are state and federal laws in place to help protect both creditors and borrowers, and a better understanding of these laws can help you better protect your bottom line. If you’re facing a concern related to debt collections, reach out for the skilled…

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How Long Does a Creditor Have to Collect Debt In Arkansas?

The answer to this question varies based on the specific kind of debt that the creditor is trying to collect. The statute of limitations on debt collection in Arkansas refers to the time limit or deadline given to creditors for collecting debt through legal channels. The time limit, which is…

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What Are The Rights of Creditors?

Effective debt collection is integral to the financial health and viability of any business. Fortunately, when bills pile up because creditors can’t collect the money they’re owed, the law provides a range of rights, like the ones below, to help make certain that they recover the money they are entitled…

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Steps of The Appeals Process in Arkansas

In Arkansas, when a civil case is resolved in court, there is a complex appeals process that is available under certain circumstances. While an appeal doesn’t retry the case or afford you a new trial, it can address any procedural errors that may have occurred – in addition to any…

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What is The Appeals Process in Colorado?

When a civil case goes to court in Colorado, the judgment entered by the court can be appealed. An appeal does not mean a retrial or a new trial but, instead, addresses alleged errors in the procedures employed in the original trial or in the judge’s or jury’s interpretation or…

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Should My Lawyer Review My Contract?

Many individuals and business owners who are considering entering a contract wonder whether they need legal counsel and review of the agreement. Absolutely, having your lawyer review your contract is a critical step in protecting your legal interests and ensuring that the terms are fair and favorable to you. Most…

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What is Lender Liability?

Lender liability claims are among the most complex cases that all lenders will face at some point. These claims are brought against small and massive banks, private and commercial lenders, leasing companies, mortgage lenders, finance companies, and even retailers and auto dealers. Lender liability law provides strong protection for borrowers….

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Changes to Tenant Screening and Applications in Colorado for 2023

Colorado’s 2023 legislative sessions resulted in several changes to residential landlord-tenant laws, including changes in the process for tenant applications and screening. All property owners and management companies should be aware of the changes to ensure their application processes and lease agreements are in compliance with updated state laws. If…

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New FinCEN Reporting Requirements for Some Companies in 2024

The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) is a Treasury Bureau with key requirements for many financial businesses. FinCEN regulations aim to prevent money laundering and other financial offenses. When necessary for a business, complying with FinCEN regulations is critical to avoid legal or even criminal consequences. Beginning January 1, 2024,…

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