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Man Contesting ‘Jeffersons’ Actor’s Will Wants A Piece Of The Pie

September 6, 2012 Posted In Firm News,Trust & Will Contests,Trust Disputes,Wills

One of the main reasons people create a will is to specify who should receive their financial assets and other belongings after they die. Among its many other purposes, a will takes the guesswork and emotional battles out of the process of dividing a person’s estate among surviving friends and family members. When you make…

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When Should You Revisit Your Estate Plan?

August 23, 2012 Posted In Estate Planning

Have you taken the time to sit down and form an estate plan? If so, congratulations. You have taken a crucial step, one that adults of all ages should take no matter what their age or health status. But that does not mean you are home free. Because life circumstances can change, you’ll want to…

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Advance directives in Colorado

August 10, 2012 Posted In Medical Directives

Empowering Coloradans to make informed healthcare decisions How do you want to die? It is a jarring question, to be sure. We start asking each other as children, but the older we get, the more we shy away from the answer. When questions about our final days go from playful speculation to realistic planning, they…

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Colorado Trustee Admits to Mishandling Elderly Client’s Accounts

July 11, 2012 Posted In Elder Law,Estate Planning,Firm News,Guardianships & Conservatorships,Probate, Estate, & Trust Administration,Trust & Will Contests,Trust Administration,Trust Disputes

Choosing a professional to help manage your assets is not a decision that should be made lightly. Whether you are looking for a trustee, a conservator or a power of attorney, you want to make sure that the person who makes financial decisions on your behalf is trustworthy. As we get much older, this task…

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Estate Plans Are Not Just For The Wealthy

June 27, 2012 Posted In Estate Planning

Many Coloradans assume that if they have not acquired massive amounts of wealth, they have little need for an estate plan. But you don’t need to own a mansion, have a collection of vintage cars or even be considered wealthy to consider estate planning. Simply put, your estate is comprised of everything you own when…

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