Many who live in Colorado feel that they do not need to worry about having a will. Most think they do not have enough money or are too young to need to think about estate planning. However, estate planning is essential, and people who already have documents in place should also be sure to review…
Although Congress recently made a very favorable estate and gift tax exemption “permanent,” it is hard to say with certainty what changes will come into effect for residents of Colorado and other states as a result of the recent government sequestration. Under sequestration, there is a possibility that many of the following estate planning techniques…
There are many reasons why Coloradoans fail to adequately plan for the end of their lives, chief among them being the topic of death. If you’re skittish when it comes to talking about what will happen when you die, chances are good that you don’t have an estate plan in place. Or perhaps you have…
