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Most adults in Colorado pride themselves on maintaining an independent lifestyle. They earn their own wages and maintain their own households, possibly with the support of a spouse. Technically, anyone who reaches the age of 18 or older has responsibility for their...
As your parents age, you may realize they need assistance with daily activities like getting out of bed and dressing themselves. Furthermore, their underlying medical conditions may require around-the-clock care. This is when you might want to start looking for a...
Estate planning allows an individual a great deal of control over their legacy. Frequently, testators establishing documents focus on their most valuable property first. They arrange for someone to take over the family business or assume ownership of their home after...
When it comes to estate planning and probate, real property—whether it’s a beloved lakeside cabin passed down through generations or a family home where parents still reside—requires special consideration. Unlike such assets as retirement accounts or stocks, the...
Most people planning for retirement imagine the best-case scenario. They think about travel and spending time with their grandchildren, not the various medical issues that come with advanced age. Unfortunately, the longer someone lives, the greater their risk of...
Estate planning is a critical task for all adults. An estate plan serves as a formal set of instructions that provide guidance for your loved ones in the event of incapacitation or death. The main goal is dictating who is going to get what when you pass away, but a...
Powers of attorney are documents that grant a trusted individual the authority to act on behalf of someone else under specific circumstances. The agent or attorney-in-fact named in power of attorney documents can complete financial transactions in some cases or handle...
Losing someone is hard, and having to manage their estate can bring additional duties and challenges to this difficult time. Serving as a personal representative (sometimes called an executor) involves a variety of different tasks during the probate process. What must...
The state has a duty to those who are too vulnerable to protect themselves. State authorities can intervene on behalf of those incapable of ensuring their own safety. For example, there are agencies dedicated to the protection of children who face abuse and misconduct...
It can be a very difficult experience to watch parents age. Changes in their physical appearance and abilities can be hard to process for those who always looked up to their parents. Witnessing cognitive decline can be outright painful. The adult children of aging...