Kirtland & Seal, L.L.C.
Colorado residents who like to plan ahead may have already considered creating a will or perhaps already have one in place. If you are thinking about creating a will of your own, you may understandably have many questions. It is not easy to know what you should...
Many Colorado residents have concerns about the health issues and ailments that could affect them as they get older. Of course, these concerns could begin to affect an older loved one before you, and certain responsibilities may fall to you sooner than expected. Even...
You may be one of the many Colorado residents who proudly serve in the United States military. Whether you knew from a young age that you wanted to join the armed forces or whether it was an ambition that grew out of necessity, you have gained experience, knowledge...
Deciding what is best for a given situation can be difficult, even if you are making decisions for yourself. Many variables could come into play, depending on the exact scenario, and you may have multiple courses of action available. Though you undoubtedly hope that...
When creating an estate plan, you and many other Colorado residents have many factors regarding your finances and assets to consider. While you could address certain pieces of property in your will as far as whom you want to receive each item, you could also assign...
As people age, problems can arise that put them in difficult situations. You may have noticed that your parent no longer seems to be able to handle his or her affairs alone as well anymore, and you may even have suspected memory issues. While some cognitive problems...
As you grew into adulthood, you may have started thinking about having to take care of your parents as they got older. You may have accepted this possibility and felt willing to provide that care when the time came. Of course, you did not want to overstep your...
When you first began thinking about becoming a parent, you likely envisioned watching your child grow into an adult who could handle his or her own affairs. You may have anticipated bittersweet moments like having your child live on his or her own for the first time,...
Wills and trusts are components of many estate plans, and each have advantages. For example, a will covers all of the property that is only in your name at your death. A will also allows you to name a guardian for your children and detail your wishes for your funeral....
Estate planning may not be at the top of your list. It’s easier to push those thoughts off until later down the line, but having a plan in place now can make all the difference to your family when they need the answers you can no longer give. The sooner you get...
