Personalized Estate Planning Services
Developing a trust constitutes a responsible decision, and specific trusts exist to substantially benefit individuals with special needs across Colorado. You want to protect your special needs child by providing assets to them in the future, but you worry that your...
When a person in Colorado dies without leaving behind a will or trust, this is known as dying intestate. What this means is that the deceased's estate will go through the probate process. Because there is no document stating who the deceased wants to inherit their...
Some people in Colorado may be under the impression that only rich people need an estate plan. In fact, one survey reveals that only 42 percent of respondents had executed estate planning documents. This is significant, as many people in Colorado and across the United...
Some legal processes that may seem well-known can actually be quite complex. For example, many people may have heard of the term probate but they may be surprised to hear that there are different types of probate processes. Colorado has three types of probate...
While some people in Colorado Springs may have already executed an estate plan, it is a mistake to think that estate planning is "one and done." In fact, there are a variety of reasons why it is good to review one's estate plan. This way, a person can ensure their...