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February 1, 2026 Posted In Trusts
Trust litigation is the statutory process used to interpret valid instructions, enforce fiduciary standards, and resolve ambiguity in estate planning documents. Colorado law governs these proceedings, specifically under the Colorado Uniform Trust Code (CUTC). While trusts are designed to bypass probate, they do not bypass the law. When a trustee fails to distribute assets, acts…
read moreOctober 29, 2025 Posted In Estate Planning
Denver’s housing market has been hit with a dramatic increase in homes for sale this spring. This sudden influx of supply far exceeds the demand for single-family dwellings, both in Denver proper and its surrounding suburbs. As a home seller, seeing an increase in the number of homes for sale can be worrisome; as a…
read moreOctober 8, 2025 Posted In Estate Planning,Estate Taxes,Firm News
As we enter 2025, several key updates have been made to federal estate and gift tax limits, presenting valuable opportunities for individuals and families to optimize their estate planning strategies. Here’s a breakdown of the most significant updates: Estate and gift tax exemptions for individuals are set at $13.99 million. Estate and gift tax exemptions…
read moreOctober 1, 2025 Posted In Estate Planning,Wills
An ethical will, sometimes called a legacy letter, is different from a traditional will. While a traditional will outlines how assets will be distributed, an ethical will is a deeply personal document that conveys values, life lessons, and heartfelt messages to loved ones. Though it is not legally binding, an ethical will can be a…
read moreSeptember 24, 2025 Posted In Estate Planning
Most of us are at least a little bit apprehensive talking about our deaths or situations that leave us incapacitated. Similarly, our loved ones may not want to have those conversations either. Suppose you have already begun the estate planning process with a Denver estate planning lawyer. In that case, they may provide you with…
read moreSeptember 17, 2025 Posted In Estate Planning
Estate planning for a second marriage can be complex, especially when balancing obligations to children from a previous marriage, financial support for an ex-spouse, and ensuring fairness to a new spouse. Updating your estate plan after marriage, divorce, or widowhood is essential to reflect your current wishes, including modifying beneficiaries and financial arrangements. Since Colorado…
read moreJuly 2, 2025 Posted In Estate Planning
When preparing for your first estate planning meeting with an attorney in Colorado, being well-organized can help make the process efficient and effective. Here’s a comprehensive guide to what you should bring and prepare. Contact our Denver estate planning lawyers for assistance with all your estate planning needs. Essential documents and information Personal information Government-issued…
read moreMarch 30, 2025 Posted In Estate Planning,Trusts
If you have a child or loved one with special needs, setting up a special needs trust can be crucial to his or her future. A special needs trust can provide the financial stability to take care of a disabled or impaired family member after you pass away. Whether or not you need an attorney…
read moreMarch 25, 2025 Posted In Probate, Estate, & Trust Administration,Trust Administration,Trusts
The answer to this question is important to consider, as your choice of trustees can have significant impacts in the future. For instance, while a good trustee can ensure that assets are distributed according to your wishes (i.e., the terms of the trust), an unethical or untrustworthy trustee may compromise the interests of your beneficiaries.…
read moreSeptember 25, 2023 Posted In Estate Planning
Your estate plan is the crucial document set that dictates your wishes following your death. This set of documents should cover all your needs, from your financial assets and to whom they will belong to your health care and other wishes. However, life changes fast, and you may find that your estate plan is surprisingly…
read moreMarch 25, 2022 Posted In Estate Planning,Trusts,Wills
The COVID-19 pandemic led to a lot of changes in court systems and estate planning around the country, largely due to the inability of individuals to make in-person visits to courthouses. Several states, including Colorado, created new legislation to keep legal processes flowing during the pandemic with virtual solutions. One estate-planning innovation in Colorado is…
read moreAugust 10, 2021 Posted In Asset Protection,Estate Planning,Powers of Attorney,Probate, Estate, & Trust Administration
Planning your estate is an important undertaking, which is why you want to avoid making mistakes to prevent future hardships for your family after you are gone. Several common issues can easily occur if you do your estate planning haphazardly. The best way to properly undertake this important task is by hiring a Denver estate…
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