Agents or “attorneys in fact” are people who have been designated by another individual (i.e., the principal) via a financial power of attorney to manage the principal’s finances. While stepping into the role of agent for someone else is completely voluntary, when people do agree to take on this role, they accept certain legal responsibilities.…
After creating a will, one of the next important decisions you will make is where to store that will. The reason this is so important is that, if your personal representative or beneficiaries cannot locate the original copy of your will in the future, it can create significant (and unnecessary) challenges for them, costing them…
Here’s the conclusion to our blog series Joint Tenancy & Probate FAQs. Joint Tenancy & Probate: More Important Info Below Q – What are the advantages of joint tenancy in probate? Here is a look at the pros and cons of joint tenancy and probate in Colorado. Contact our Denver probate attorney for the best…
