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People undertake projects every day. Some are completed successfully and others not so much. Of the failing projects it is often said that mistakes were made. People in Colorado are not immune to failure and a project where mistakes can happen is in estate planning. A...
Transitioning to retirement can be the fulfillment of a lifelong dream for many Coloradans, but it can also be a stressful time. There are many legal considerations you must make to prepare for this new chapter in your life as well as for those you love.However, a...
Even though you are getting older, you probably still feel alert and healthy. You may find thinking about future medical care unpleasant. Doing so requires you to think about being incapacitated in a hospital.Approximately 64% of American adults don't have an advance...
Americans are living longer and healthier lives. But no matter how hard a person works to delay the onset of old age and preserve one's health into later years, at some point, most people will require some form of assistance. One aspect of elder law in Colorado and...
Having a loved one with Alzheimer's disease can be difficult. Though many people in Colorado and across the country receive this diagnosis, the progression of the disease and the way it affects each individual can differ. In any case, it is wise for families to...
Is estate planning really necessary? Some individuals may feel that they are not wealthy enough to actually need an estate plan. To be honest, estate planning takes time and money that some Colorado residents may feel can best be spent elsewhere.First of all, an...
Control is an essential element for many Colorado residents. They want to control their environment, their day-to-day activities and even their destiny. While it is not possible to have control over all future events, there are some areas you can. By planning ahead...
Once the dust settles and the family begins to accept the fact that their loved one has died, the next step often is to begin the process of settling the estate. Hopefully, the Colorado resident left a will and other relevant estate planning documents in a readily...
There are some things that Colorado families simply do not talk about with those outside of the immediate family. For some, these things may include politics, religion and finances. For others, it may be the wayward child or long-lost relative. Regardless, when it...
Whether you have an estate plan in place or are just beginning to think about how to distribute your assets, charitable giving has probably crossed your mind. Supporting a cause you believe in is, to be sure, a worthy endeavor. However, it's reasonable to be unsure of...