If you work in a school, have a student, or an adult student; I urge you to seriously consider getting your estate plan together. Since I’ve worked in the public school system as a teacher; I know they are some of the germiest places on earth. To keep healthy while I was teaching, I used at least a half a dozen different ways to “high five” students without ever touching them. Kids get germs from school. They’re going back to…
Last month, Governor Polis issued guidance for employers as well as public places regarding equal opportunities and accommodations due to the Corona virus. The guidelines discuss non-discrimination and reasonable accommodations for those with with disabilities. “Vulnerable Individuals”, people with Covid-19, and those who have been exposed to Covid-19. The governor’s recommendations provide clarity to employers during this time. Below is a synopsis of the governor’s guidelines. Employees with Disabilities Employers still must uphold their obligations under the American with Disabilities…
Simply defined an anonymous LLC is a limited liability company whose members are not publicly identifiable. By not disclosing to the Colorado Secretary of State ownership information, owners are able to maintain their privacy. Individual owners are able to have their business affairs remain confidential, as well as avoid harassment by sales persons or members of the public. The state of Colorado does not require members of an LLC to be publicly identifiable. Benefits An attorney creates an anonymous LLC…
Don’t overlook this important piece of your estate planning. The letter of last instructions gives your personal representative, as well as your family, details they’ll need to settle financial matters, and resolve your final wishes. Although, it’s not legally binding, it’s an invaluable resource to your loved ones. It provides final wishes not covered in your will, as well as contact information, they’ll need to close accounts and settle your matters. What To Write Often, a letter of last instructions…
COVID-19 is unprecedented in its impact on life and government. In the past few months, Colorado has issued executive orders, regulations, and health standards in an emergency response to the pandemic. Above all, a business owner has a duty to provide a safe environment for people in your place of business. The state’s safer-at-home public health and executive orders can be found here: https://covid19.colorado.gov/covid-19-in-colorado/public-health-executive-orders-resource Public Health Order 20-28, sets out the guidelines every business should follow. Among them are: Deputize…