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Clearly, the main reason to use a disinheritance clause when doing your estate planning is because you want to cut someone out of your estate plan. You don't want to leave them any of your assets. This person otherwise would have expected to get something – maybe they...
Fiduciary services can be necessary in a wide range of situations. For estate planning purposes, you may need them when you cannot or do not wish to manage your finances. People who act as fiduciaries may be personal representatives, trustees and others. Before you...
No one can predict the future, but we can plan for it. For instance, we don’t know if we’ll get in an accident or sick in the coming months or years, but we can put vital protections in place that direct others on what to do if we are incapacitated. One protection is...
Creating an estate plan is a crucial thing to check off your to-do list. However, that does not mean your planning is complete for all time. Updating your estate plan periodically is crucial to ensuring your documents align with your wishes as circumstances change. If...
Trusts can be a highly valuable component of an estate plan that you might be overlooking. Too often, people focus solely on their will. And while a will is undoubtedly critical, there are several benefits to reinforcing your estate plan with trusts. Preserving...
Pets are beloved companions to many seniors across Colorado. But what happens to a feathered or furry friend when their owner can no longer take care of them? That decision will depend on the plans a person did or did not make in their care and estate plans....
Every adult should know the value of estate planning. However, not everyone makes a plan, either because they don't know what to do or they think they don't need one. And common misconceptions about not needing an estate plan until you're older or sick keep people...
When you are ready to make a will, you should feel confident that it reflects your wishes and will be enforceable. Unfortunately, too many people think they have this type of will, but issues arise after their death, and loved ones wind up fighting each other or the...
Authorizing someone to make decisionson your behalf if you become incapacitated or pass away is a crucial component of an estate plan. When you give someone these responsibilities, you can prevent confusion and conflicts during tumultuous times. When creating an...
Giving someone the authority to make financial or personal decisions on your behalf is not a decision people make lightly. People typically want to feel confident that they appoint someone qualified, trustworthy and responsible. Once they name their substitute...