Colorado residents who do not have estate planning documents set up are leaving decisions up to the state. Example, where their assets will go and who will take care of their children. Many people feel that estate planning is something only the rich need to worry about, but it is important for individuals of all…
Residents of Colorado may have heard of pioneering legislation considered by the Pennsylvania legislature last year. House Bill 5580 would have allowed a person to access another person’s email or social media accounts with permission of the account holder. The bill was referred to the Judiciary Committee and no progress has been made on the…
By drafting a common document, namely an estate plan, families in Colorado can prevent major headaches when a loved one dies. A recent New York Times article discusses the fact that most families fall well below the financial threshold for paying an estate tax. Even for families that may not be considered wealthy, the article…