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When people think about planning for their future, they very often delay taking the actions necessary to see that their assets and property are sufficiently protected. We understand planning for your future can be scary. You may not want to talk or think about what will happen after you die, and ...

Many people are under the impression that a simple will may be all the estate planning they need. A will can be a very effective way to lay out specific instructions as to how you want your property and assets distributed upon your death. A will can also be used to: Name the executor of your ...

Colorado House Bill 19-1118, signed into law on May 20, 2019, changes the time frame in which certain landlords must give notice to tenants prior to commencing eviction proceedings for failure to pay rent or for a first or subsequent violation of any other condition or covenant in a lease other than a substantial violation.

When you are looking for the right attorney to help you with your marital agreement, you want a lawyer with particular legal skills. A marital agreement involves family law and estate planning.

For many people, a pet is a beloved member of the family. So it only makes sense to provide for all members of your family if something should happen to you. While it may seem morbid to think about, it is smart to plan for the future by the way of wills, trusts, and other estate planning documents. In fact, one such way to provide for your pet if he or she should outlive you is to create a pet trust.

Although many people associate estate planning with the creation of a will, there are advantages to putting your assets into a living trust. Living trusts are extremely valuable for people with large estates, but have benefits that can be valuable for estates of all sizes. A Trust Can Help Your ...

Power of attorney (POA) is a legal right given to an agent to coordinate the affairs on of another person. Different types of POA exist in Colorado, such as financial, durable and limited POA. Financial POA, or general POA, gives the agent the legal authority to oversee another person's finances...

Have you taken the time to prepare a living trust? Do you also have a will prepared? If you do not have both a living trust and a will, we advise you retain the counsel of an experienced estate planning lawyer. Having a living trust without a will can leave your estate vulnerable. There is always...

here are numerous estate planning tools and options available to any individual seeking to plan for his or her future. Choosing beneficiaries and determining how your estate will be distributed after your death are two of the most important aspects of estate planning. By taking steps to safeguard...