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...

If it seems as if we are always talking about COVID Scams, you are right...

Technology makes it easier for fraudulent lovers to pull off one the fastest growing internet scams...

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

12 scams you should be aware of this holiday season...

The more you know, the better off you are...

The Internal Revenue Service just issued a warning that scammers may try using the April 18 tax deadline to prey on hard-working taxpayers by impersonating the IRS and others with fake phone calls and emails.

Just in time for Thanksgiving, Mitch Morrissey, the Denver District Attorney, has published the November Consumer Advisory entitled, "Getting Gobbled Up By Scams", which includes some useful "universal truths regarding scams", as well as a warning about some recent scams. See the entire article at:

Mitch Morrissey, the Denver District Attorney, released this special edition of Consumer Alerts. The aftermath of the Colorado floods are fertile ground for scam artists to take advantage of people who are still struggling to get back on their feet. Go to Colorado Flood Scam Alert for more information.