Are you going through or thinking about divorce? If the answer is yes, it is likely that you have heard the word “mediation” thrown around. But what is mediation and what does it mean for your divorce case? This article will break down the ins and outs of mediation so you will be prepared and know what to expect from mediation in your own unique case.
Posted in June 2026 by Irena Jensen
Homeowners’ associations, commonly known as HOAs, govern thousands of Colorado residents by setting rules, collecting dues, maintaining shared spaces, and shaping the daily experience of community living. Therefore, when legal issues come up it is important to know your rights and have experienced legal representation.
Posted in June 2026 by Edward Isla
Brian, who is currently chair of the Real Estate Section of the Boulder County Bar Association "BCBA", recently published an article in the BCBA's May 2026 newsletter regarding updates to Colorado's Landlord-Tenant Law.
Posted in May 2026 by Edward Isla
Flanders, Elsberg, Herber & Dunn, LLC's very own, Brian Allard, and Edward Isla Jr. "E. J." attended the Boulder County Bar Association's Pro Bono Bash!
Posted in May 2026 by Edward Isla
We are pleased to announce Christopher G. Lehrer "Chris" has joined the firm as an associate attorney.
Posted in September 2024 by Edward Isla
Bill Rodriguez is a Loan Officer at Cornerstone Home Lending. Inc. in Longmont, Colorado and our very own, Ted Finn was recently on his, Bill The Lender podcast. In the podcast, Bill and Ted dive into protecting your personal and marital property before, during and after marriage. You can listen to the podcast today!
Posted in November 2022 by Matt Holovach
We are pleased to announce Abigail S. Gasser "Abby" has joined the firm as an associate attorney.
Posted in August 2022 by Edward Isla
The Colorado Court of Appeals approved the trial court’s challenged rulings regarding People v. David Lawrence Cox.
Posted in May 2021 by Mark Herber
We defended Silver Linings Investment Group and others against claims for breach of real estate contract, fraud by misrepresentation and fraudulent concealment.
Posted in May 2021 by Mark Herber
Tight restrictions in Boulder County have kept couples cooped up for nine months, causing relationships to strain, but surprisingly not break.
Posted in December 2020 by Edward Isla