One of the most important things to consider when creating an estate plan is who to name as your estate executor. It is a big responsibility with potentially minimal reward. You could choose a family member or friend. Alternatively, you could opt for someone who does...
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What happens if someone is given conservatorship over me?
As a child, you probably dreamed about the day you became an adult and escaped your parents’ authority. Once you turned 18 years old, you could make your own decisions on how you spent your money and what you did with your life. However, a court could decide to take...
How would a special needs trust benefit my child?
If you have a child with special needs, you need to take extra steps to ensure that they will be well cared for if you die or become incapable of looking after them. While this is important for any parent, the fact your child may need assistance for the rest of their...
What is involved in executing an estate?
One of the most important things to consider when creating an estate plan is who to name as your estate executor. It is a big responsibility with potentially minimal reward. You could choose a family member or friend. Alternatively, you could opt for someone who does...
What should you do with your primary residence in your last will?
Owning your own home is a cornerstone of the American dream. For many American adults, it can take a lifetime of hard work to purchase and then pay off a house. Homeownership is probably something you feel very proud about. Your home also represents a valuable asset...
Succession planning: How many businesses make it to the next generation?
Your goal for your company is simple: You want to leave it to your children. You want it to remain a family-owned business. You’re not interested in selling it and putting the money into your estate plan. You want the children to keep running it, both because of your...
How do I pay creditors when executing an estate?
When you are made the personal representative of someone's estate, one of your jobs will be to settle any debts. You need to take care about how you do this. Do not be tempted to prioritize those who shout the loudest. Under Colorado law, there is a specific set of...
Planning for the end of a special needs trust is important
A special needs trust is a crucial tool that allows parents and other caregivers to provide structured financial support for a loved one with special needs. People often use significant assets to fund a special needs trust while simultaneously restricting how the...
Without a solid plan, Medicaid could take your entire estate
Government health insurance programs have strict limitations. Medicare is an important resource for adults over the age of retirement, but it doesn't cover all kinds of care. People can wind up needing uncovered services or going into debt when they have Medicare....
Why you can’t overlook the benefit of a durable power of attorney
The idea of giving someone else control over your finances and medical decisions may not appeal to you. Giving up your personal sovereignty and entrusting your health and financial well-being to someone else requires a lot of faith in that person's decency. Concerns...
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