When you’re selecting your health care proxy, which is also known as your medical power of attorney, it’s a good idea to make sure you select someone you trust and know will make good decisions on your behalf. There are many characteristics that make someone a good...
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Not all wills are created equal
Creating a will is pointless if a court will not uphold it. Each state has different laws regarding what they consider a valid will. What conditions must I meet for a will to hold up in Colorado? For your will to be valid in Colorado, you must comply with the...
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...
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....
Do you have a plan for after a child with special needs turns 18?
Watching your child grow and mature can be very rewarding, especially as they grow ever-closer to adulthood and start making decisions that will shape their future lives. Unfortunately, if you have a child with special needs, their increasing age can also be a cause...
The single biggest myth about estate planning
There are a lot of myths about estate planning. For instance, some people believe that they can give an oral will and have it hold up in court, but these are not recognized in Colorado. Another common myth is that whatever you write in your will trumps everything...
Why is having a business succession plan an important part of the estate planning process?
Life is unpredictable. It doesn't matter how old your company is; you must engage in succession planning. If you don't make plans now, then you could put your Colorado company's longevity at risk. What is business succession planning? Leaders should be...
What to look for in an agent for your financial power of attorney
You have a lot of decisions to make when creating a financial power of attorney, including who you’ll name as your agent. Your agent is the person who will step in and carry out your wishes in the event that you’re unable to do so. Since this is such a big...
Should you create a special needs trust for your child?
Many parents with school-age children look forward to the day their child leaves home and takes responsibility for themselves. However, if your child has a disability, things can be different. There may never be a day when your child can look after themselves. They...
Trusts can help you control how money is spent
The writer Ralph Waldo Emerson once said, “Money costs too much.” A quick scan of the tabloids or celebrity gossip columns would back him up. They are full of tales of people who inherited vast sums of money, which they did not have the maturity to handle....
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