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...
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...
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 ...
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 ...
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...
Each new year brings fresh goals, new beginnings, and, ideally, a quick check-in on your estate plan. Whether you have a will-based or a trust-based estate plan, it’s important ...
Many people delay creating a will, thinking they are too young, too healthy, or do not have enough assets. But, in Colorado, dying without a will—known as dying intestate—can re...
Creating an estate plan – whether it’s a will, a revocable living trust – is a fundamental step toward securing your family’s future and peace of mind. But, the documents themse...
Probate. While it is a seven-letter word, for many families in Colorado, it is akin to four-letter curse word. A word that evokes dread, conjuring images of lengthy court battle...
By Matthew Collett, Esq. Regardless of the structure of your estate plan (Will-based or Trust-based), one of the most important decisions you must make is to select the agents t...