One of the most important documents in your estate plan may be your advance health care directive. In Colorado, there’s more than one type of form you can use for this, including a living will. Regardless of the document(s) you choose, it’s crucial that you make your...
The attorneys and legal team at , are proud members of the Denver community. Along with providing proven, experienced legal guidance in estate planning and elder law matters to our clients, we like to use our time and skill to help our less...
Many people make estate plans and update them every couple of years. However, there may be life events that cause people to update their estate plans early. Here’s when you should consider updating your estate plan early: 1. A marriage One thing to consider after...
Are you worried about what your heirs are going to do with the money that you leave them? You’re not the only person who has expressed this concern. Adults often express this worry for a variety of reasons. For example, maybe you feel that your heirs are still young...
If you have a loved one with special needs, setting up a trust for them can be the best way to ensure that their financial needs are met when you are gone. However, not all trusts are suited for this job. A special needs trust is what you need. Special needs trusts...
, is proud to announce that two of our attorneys, Marco Chayet and Tamara Trujillo, have been included in 5280 Magazine's list of Denver's Top Lawyers for 2023. Denver's legal community's picks Since 2014, 5280 Magazine has compiled a list...
You likely have some idea what estate planning is: the process of arranging your estate for the preparation for your passing. However, estate planning isn’t so simple. There are a lot of questions you may have. This is what you should know: 1. Do you need an estate...
Those who want to protect themselves and their families from unforeseeable emergencies often add living documents to their estate plans in addition to testamentary documents. For example, powers of attorney designations are beneficial for those who worry about who...
Two common ways of passing on assets to beneficiaries are through a will or a trust. While both options have advantages, a trust offers several unique benefits over a will. It is crucial to have such information when creating your estate plans to ensure you make the...
Creating a will is essential in ensuring that your assets and property are distributed according to your wishes after your death. However, despite your best intentions, there is always the risk that someone may contest your will, leading to a lengthy legal battle that...
