Serving your country is a career choice that may come with some risk to your personal safety, and your military service will impact virtually every area of your life. With these things in mind, you may consider the steps you can take to ensure that your legal and...
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Estate Planning
Know the difference between revocable and irrevocable trusts
Planning for the future means taking a careful assessment of your needs and objectives, then creating plans that will help you meet your goals. Estate planning requires you to evaluate what is important for you and what you want to happen to your assets and property...
Estate planning for Colorado adults in their 40s
Planning for the future can be a daunting process, which is why many Colorado adults avoid it altogether. Others avoid the estate planning process because they assume that it is not necessary for their stage of life, income level or size of their estate. In reality,...
Financial power of attorney is a smart addition to an estate plan
While the future is unpredictable, there are certain steps one can take that will allow him or her to have a measure of control over certain matters long-term. Through estate planning, you can decide what will happen to your money, property and much more after your...
How can estate planning protect your child’s special needs?
Colorado parents who have children with special needs may relish the idea of their children having a much longer life expectancy in many cases than decades ago. This likely means that you, as the parent, will pass on before your child, and while you may feel that is...
What happens if a beneficiary steals from an estate?
While most executors hope that closing an estate will go smoothly, that is not always what happens. In some situations, a misunderstanding or selfish intent from someone else involved could cause serious issues that need legal attention. If this happens, the executor...
Is having a will the same as having an estate plan?
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...
Details of military life may affect estate planning
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...
Have you taken the time to appoint beneficiaries?
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...
Was your parent recently diagnosed with Alzheimer’s?
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...