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Practice Areas Business Law
Not only are we are experts
at helping clients decide how to structure a business or nonprofit entity, we
help draft the Colorado business statues and model national acts and advise the
Colorado Secretary of State on commercial matters. We advise clients on the use
of corporations, partnerships, and limited liability companies and what state
law should be adopted. We work with many family-held enterprises, including farmers
and ranchers throughout the West, and regularly establish and counsel a variety
of tax exempt, nonprofit organizations and foundations. In addition, we are versed
in business contracts, purchases and sales, financings, private offerings, franchise
law, employment contracts, and intellectual property. [ more
] Real Estate
We represent buyers and sellers of residential and commercial
properties in simple and complex transactions, negotiate leases, plan like-kind
exchanges, and draft subdivision agreements. While we routinely practice in these
areas, we recognize the uniqueness and individual importance of each situation.
Whether you are purchasing your first home, adding to your real estate investment
portfolio, or in need of space for your business, we carefully guide you through
the contract, title examination, due diligence and closing phases to be sure your
objectives are met. We also handle leasing, evictions, mechanics liens and Quiet
Title actions.
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Charitable
Planning
Sparkman · Shaffer · Perlick counsels donors on
their charitable objectives, seeking to match the right charitable gift method
with the particular client's desires. Depending upon the client's needs and wishes,
we may recommend gifts to individual charities, gifts to a donor-advised fund
maintained by a community foundation, gifts to a charitable trust, or establishing
a family foundation. [ more ]
Estate, Tax & Succession Planning
At Sparkman · Shaffer ·
Perlick, we believe that every one benefits from planning that preserves their
property for their families and other beneficiaries and that eases the burdens
that arise during life transitional times. Having appropriate arrangements in
place can make things much smoother for loved ones during times of death or disability.
People of ordinary means will benefit greatly from basic estate planning, including
financial and medical powers of attorney as well as a will and perhaps a trust.
People with larger estates or with business interests that they wish to pass on
to family members or others will benefit from more extensive planning. [ more
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