Savvy Colorado residents prepare ahead of time for their future with financial estate planning, but another important aspect often gets overlooked -- long-term care.
Robin Williams left trusts for his 3 children
The recent suicide of actor and comedian Robin Williams has been all over social media and the news. As the former funnyman allegedly didn't leave a note, the reasons behind his final act of despair may never be fully understood by Colorado residents and others.
Getting your affairs in order with a medical power of attorney
An often overlooked but vital part of estate planning concerns making decisions about end-of-life matters. Facing one's own mortality makes many Colorado residents and others uncomfortable.
Covering all the bases with a special needs trust
Almost all Colorado residents need to make a will. This most basic of estate planning documents details how you want your assets and possessions disbursed after your death. But even more importantly, it allows you to name a guardian for any minor or disabled children. Without it, your child(ren) may become the center of a courtroom battle between family members fighting for the right to physical custody.
Long term care planning for for Colorado residents
Many Colorado residents are planning ahead for their golden years. Yet some may be unsure exactly what is meant by long term care policies. Below is a general overview of the services that might be covered in a typical plan.
