Colorado Probate Blog - Wade Ash Woods Hill & Farley, P.C.

As a result of Covid-19, there has been a rise in legitimate unemployment insurance claims, yet at the same time, there has been an alarming rise in fraudulent claims...

Scammers work throughout the year to understand consumer habits so that they will more easily be able to separate you from your money...

Security surrounding all types of cyber connections is getting more and more critial...

Work-at-Home scams are becoming increasingly problematic...

A dependent adult is defined as an adult of any age who cannot provide properly for his or her basic needs. This includes difficulty managing finances and/or resisting fraud and undue influence by a trusted party.

"Fraudsters continue to be one step ahead of technology..."

Don't take the phishing bait...

Do your research - know where you are sending your money...

Keep your college-bound children safe from a scammer's trap...

Last Friday, the New York Times published a very negative article about donor-advised funds (DAFs), calling them a “Philanthropic Loophole” in its headline and quoting a tax professor at the University of Southern California as calling DAFs “a fraud on the American taxpayer.” What, exactly, is a DAF, and are DAFs really so bad?

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Mitch Morrissey, the Denver District Attorney, recently sent out his Consumer Advisory called, "I'm the Taxman, Yeah, I'm the Taxman".

Mitch Morrissey, the Denver District Attorney, recently shared the attached Consumer Advisory on There's No Such Thing as a Free Lunch

Mitch Morrissey, the Denver District Attorney, recently issued this June, 2014 Consumer Advisory regarding Mandatory Reporting of elder abuse.

Mitch Morrissey, the Denver District Attorney, recently released a Consumer Advisory about the fact that scammers never take a holiday. There are also some helpful tips for protecting against ID theft. For more information, see the Consumer Advisory.