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06
Oct
Conservatorships in Colorado: When Do You Need One?
Category: Estate Planning
If someone you love has recently suffered a stroke, a serious fall, or a diagnosis that has taken away their ability to manage money, you have likely already encountered the pra...
02
Oct
Essential Estate Planning Documents Every Colorado Resident Needs
Category: Estate Planning
When people think of estate planning, a will is often the first and only document that comes to mind. A complete estate plan includes several essential documents that protect yo...
01
Sep
Guardianship Planning for Parents: What Happens to Your Children If You Can’t Care for Them?
Category: Estate Planning
Most parents who come in for an estate plan are thinking about the financial piece: who inherits the house, who manages the accounts, how to avoid probate. Those are real concer...
05
Aug
Irrevocable Trusts in Colorado: What They Are and When You Need One
Category: Estate Planning
Irrevocable Trusts in Colorado: What They Are and When You Need One Most people who come into our office asking about trusts have a revocable living trust in mind, the kind you ...
23
Jul
What the Davis Mortuary Case Means for Your Pre-Need Funeral Plans in Colorado
Category: Estate Planning
Last week, KRDO13 Investigates asked our office to weigh in on the Davis Mortuary case out of Pueblo, where the co-owners are facing more than 160 criminal charges each, includi...
01
Jul
Estate Planning for Military Families and Federal Employees in Colorado Springs
Category: Estate Planning
If you are stationed at Fort Carson, working at Peterson Space Force Base, supporting operations at Schriever, or employed as a civilian with the federal government in Colorado ...
10
Jun
Is the Cost of Estate Planning in Colorado Springs Worth It?
Category: Estate Planning
The cost of estate planning in Colorado Springs can vary depending on the type of estate plan you want and/or need. There are several factors to consider in determining wh...
08
May
Trust vs. Will: Which Is Better for Your Estate Plan in Colorado?
Category: Estate Planning
Trusts and a wills are two of the most common estate planning tools, however they serve very different purposes in terms of the structure and, ultimately, the administration of ...
14
Apr
What Is a Living Trust and Do You Need One in Colorado?
Category: Estate Planning
A living trust is a legal document that allows you to transfer ownership of your assets into a trust during your lifetime so those assets may be managed and distributed without ...
16
Mar
How Probate Works in Colorado (And How You Can Avoid Probate)
Category: Estate Planning, Probate Services
If you’ve recently lost a loved one—or are planning ahead for your own estate—you might be wondering: What exactly is probate, and how does it work in Colorado? Prob...