Recent drunk driving incident shows the dangers to the public

Recent drunk driving incident shows the dangers to the public

Almost everyone will readily agree that drunk driving is a dangerous practice. The sad truth is that some people think that they have enough skill or experience with drinking and driving to think that they can do it safely. Others just assume that they can avoid enforcement efforts. Impaired drivers on the Colorado roads cause a lot of increased risk for the community as a whole. Drunk drivers are dangerous not only because they drive while impaired but also because…

Selling your home as you divorce? Timing is key

For many divorcing couples, selling the family home and splitting the equity is the best choice. It can be nearly impossible for one person to afford to take over the mortgage and handle the property taxes, neighborhood association fees, maintenance costs and other expenses. One question you have to answer, however, is whether you should sell before or after the divorce is final. Selling your home before the divorce is final There are some advantages to doing this. For example,…

3 common problems children of divorce face

Children of divorce are more likely to deal with certain problems than children who live in stable families. Some of the problems that you may see arise include behavior issues, poor academic performance and sudden risk-taking behaviors. As a parent, seeing these changes can be scary, frustrating and upsetting. Fortunately, you can help your child by addressing their concerns and making sure they know that you are there for them. Here are a few things to consider about the three…

Driving with a pet is a dangerous distraction

Pets in vehicles cause crashes, but Colorado doesn’t require restraints. Unfortunately, that means that there may be many drivers on the road who have pets walking around the vehicles while they’re driving. It might mean that a driver has a pet on their lap or holding its head out the window when they’re on their way to work or home. Even though there is no law prohibiting pets from being in vehicles without safety restraints, Colorado law does require drivers…

How old do your servers need to be if you sell alcohol in Colorado?

Liquor is a big draw for a lot of businesses — not just restaurants and bars. These days, it’s not uncommon for a nail salon to have a wine bar where patrons can relax while they wait their turn, or painting studios to offer “paint and drink” nights for adults. You’re already aware that alcohol can’t be consumed on your premises by anybody under 21 years of age, but how old do your servers need to be? If you don’t…