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Preparing for a Family Law Consultation

Family Law Intake Form Preparing for a family law consultation

Preparing for your consultation with your Family Law Attorney

The following is a sample Family Law Intake Form that is useful in preparing for a first-time consultation with a Family Law Attorney. It is helpful in understanding the type of information that will be discussed in your initial consultation with hired counsil. If you already have scheduled your consultation with your Denver Legal Team Attorney, please download the sample intake form, fill it out and have it ready at the time of your initial consultation. If you have any questions please feel free to call us at 303.623.3300 or send us a web message.

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Questions regarding your Divorve finances?

Divorce proceedings can be complicated and very technical. It is imperative that you are clear on all financial implications that will effect you as a result of a dissoultion of marriage. If you have any questions regarding this form, please contact one of our attorneys.

Colorado Statutes of Limitations

Statutes of Limitations: What does it mean?

If you have been injured, you have a limited amount of time in which to file a claim against an at fault party. This time period is called the statute of limitations. This time period varies from personal injury claim to claim and from state to state. If you fail to file your personal injury claim or lawsuit before its statute of limitations expires, then your claim or lawsuit more than likely will be dismissed. OUR Personal injury attorney can evaluate your particular case.

Professional Malpractice: (Medical malpractice and Attorney malpractice)
2 years from the date the injury was or should have been discovered. However no medical malpractice claim may be filed more than three years after the act giving rise to the injury occurred.
Personal Injury: Under Colorado law the general limitations period for personal injury is 2 years.
AUTO ACCIDENTS: The limitations period for injuries resulting from a motor vehicle accident is three years.
Fraud: 3 years. 1 year for actions involving the real estate recovery fund.
Libel / Slander / Defamation: 1 year.
Injury to Personal Property: 3 years for property damage resulting from the use of a motor vehicle.
Product Liability: 2 years.

Colorado Jurisdictions