August 2, 2019, House Bill 19-1082 made effective what has been a part of the common law in Colorado for many years. The General Assembly amended C.R.S. § 37-86-103 to provide that a ditch right-of-way includes the right to construct, operate, maintain, repair, and rep...
On Thursday, November 21, 2019, from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., CHFA will be offering a class and webinar on Colorado Legal and Legislative updates for property owners and landlords of single-family and multi-unit properties.
If you are the oldest child, considered to be “the most responsible,” “always so organized,” or a trustworthy friend, you may be named or may have been named as an executor in your parent’s or someone else’s will. And, after the loss of a loved one, this appointment ma...
The Colorado Legislature recently passed HB19-1118 which amends the notice requirements outlined in C.R.S. § 13-40-104. Colorado law requires landlords to provide notice to a person who is guilty of an unlawful detention of real property. HB19-1118 extends this notice...
Colorado Canyons Association, based in Grand Junction, Colorado, has elected Dufford Waldeck associate Bruce Walters to the Association’s Board of Directors.
Colorado Canyons Association fosters community stewardship of western Colorado’s national conservation lands wit...
Under the new Protections for Consumer Data Privacy Act (the “Act”), as of September 2018, most businesses are required to have a written policy regarding the storage or retention of “personal information.” In addition, businesses are required to have a notification pl...
We are very pleased to announce that Shelly S. Dackonish joined our firm of counsel in April 2019. Shelly comes to us after 14 years in the public sector, representing the City of Grand Junction and advising in matters of real estate, land use, zoning, development, tel...
We are proud to serve our community by volunteering our time and providing financial support. We've added a new page to our website linking all the agencies and not-for-profit groups that are near and dear to our hearts:
In 2005, the Murrays bought a ranch in Montana. One year later they discovered dinosaur fossils. These were not ordinary fossils. They were exceptionally valuable. The find included the fossils of two dinosaurs that died locked in battle, which was “a one-of-a-kind thi...
