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06/22/2026

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06/02/2026

Bright Leaf Seniors' Free Portable AC Program was featured on Denver7.
Seniors 65+ and low‑income families with children who are Denver residents and have no working AC can apply for a free portable air conditioner, including delivery and installation, if needed.

Denver's Cool Homes program gives $50,000 grants to nonprofits providing free A/C to seniors and residents with medical needs.

05/29/2026

Thank you for the follow Ricardo C Villarreal and Tim Ransom!

05/28/2026

WARNING: Fraudulent Court Appearance Text Messages Targeting Colorado Residents

How to Spot the Fake Text:

The name of the court is wrong. Any message referencing a generic “District Court of the State of Colorado” is not legitimate.
No location, date, or time is listed. A notice without this information is not a real court order.
Court staff information is incorrect, with names that do not match the local court’s public records.
The case number is inconsistent with Colorado’s case number system. Common case numbers appearing in the texts include CO-DC-2026-TR.
The URL is not from Colorado’s official court system. Any link directing you elsewhere, especially one containing “DMV” in the address, is fraudulent. Do not click it.

How Courts Actually Notify You:

Legitimate court appearance notices arrive by mail, in person, by counsel, or by initial summons issued directly by a law enforcement officer at the time of a traffic stop.
The court will send text message reminders for court appearances, including one the day before the scheduled appearance.
All valid notices include a case number, the specific judicial district, judge and clerk information, courthouse address, and scheduled date and time.

To verify whether you have a pending court matter, visit www.coloradojudicial.gov and use the docket search function or call the clerk of court in your local judicial district.

What to Do:

Delete the message.
Do not click any links, call any numbers listed in the text, or provide personal or financial information.
If you have already clicked a link or shared personal information, contact your bank immediately and consider placing a fraud alert on your credit file.

Where to Report This Scam:

Federal Trade Commission: reportfraud.ftc.gov
FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center: http://www.ic3.gov
Colorado Attorney General, Stop Fraud Colorado: stopfraudcolorado.gov

If you are concerned about a real court matter, contact your local court directly through www.coloradojudicial.gov

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05/13/2026

Excellent article by our colleague: https://www.torchlightadvocacy.com/blog/silver-tsunami

It is best to get your legal and financial ducks in a row years ahead of time.

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05/06/2026

The Colorado Bar Foundation provides grants to Colorado nonprofits that assist in the provision or improved delivery of legal services to the disadvantaged, promote law-related education, and/or improve the administration of justice. In 2025, the Foundation awarded $461,622 to 81 grantees throughout Colorado with an average grant size of $5,699. Grant applications are accepted through June 18, 2026. Use this link to apply:

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04/21/2026

Beware of scams:

Scammers are getting smarter, or at least more convincing, every day.In this video, Pierogi from Scammer Payback (https://www.scammerpayback.org) breaks down...