Posts Tagged ‘Real Estate Transfer’

Common Legal Misconceptions

By Douglas A. Turner, Esq. • Dec 10th, 2007 • Category: Colorado Business Law, General Discussion, Legal Briefs

Over the years, our law office has dealt with many legal problems caused by misunderstandings about the law. For the benefit of all, a few of those misconceptions are listed in this article. Read on and test your legal skills!



Pirates of the Caribbean: Land Transfers & Estate Planning in Foreign Jurisdictions

By Douglas A. Turner, Esq. • Jun 4th, 2007 • Category: Colorado Real Estate

Understanding Local Colorado Real Estate Law
Thinking about buying real estate in the Bahamas? Maybe a timeshare in Barbados? A quaint villa in the French West Indies? Well, before you do, you may want to research the local real property taxes, think about how this little piece of paradise fits into your overall estate plan and [...]



Botched Deeds

By Douglas A. Turner, Esq. • May 9th, 2007 • Category: Estate Planning & Colorado Probate

As an estate planning lawyer in Colorado, I have the unique opportunity to see title problems caused by poorly drafted deeds. Here are just a few of the many deeds problems or “botches” we have seen over the years.
The Joint Tenancy Botch
In order to take title to real estate as joint tenants with right of [...]



Colorado Beneficiary Deeds: An Introduction

By Douglas A. Turner, Esq. • Apr 14th, 2007 • Category: Estate Planning & Colorado Probate, Features

Beneficiary Designations and Beneficiary Deeds in Colorado
Beneficiary designations have long been used to avoid probate upon death. Bank accounts, investment accounts, retirement accounts and life insurance can be transferred upon death by naming a beneficiary to the account or life insurance proceeds. However, when it comes to real estate, designating a beneficiary is not allowed [...]