Colorado Estate Tax: Do I Need to Worry? Colorado Inheritance Tax: What You Need to Know We spend time every year trying our best to minimize our tax liability. Do we also have to worry about taxes on our estate after we pass away or in the event we will
Colorado Guardianship Guardianships in Colorado are intended to provide oversight, protection, and care to minors and adults in certain situations. Generally, a legal guardian is an individual who has been appointed by the court to manage the daily needs of a ward, the person subject to the Colorado guardianship. As
Probate in Colorado Probate is the legal process wherein a deceased person’s property is distributed to their heirs and beneficiaries. Debt that is owed to creditors is also addressed during probate. Typically, a last will and testament is in place to direct these efforts. However, in the instance where
Elder Law in Colorado: Elder Law Basics Explained Colorado Elder Law Elder law is an umbrella term for a number of different legal areas related to the elderly. It includes things such as estate planning, long term care, retirement, health care, guardianship, wills, trusts, and probate. An attorney specializing in
How is My Trust Taxed in Colorado? Colorado Trusts: What You Need to Know Setting up a trust is a good way to protect your assets or provide for your heirs. For the average person, there are a lot of questions associated with establishing a trust. It can be
Beneficiary Deeds in Colorado A transfer on death deed (known as a beneficiary deed in Colorado) is a document that allows you to pass ownership of property to an individual or entity without the necessity of probate. In Colorado, a beneficiary deed is defined as “a deed, subject to revocation
Power of Attorney in Broomfield, CO A power of attorney is a document that enables a person “attorney-in-fact” privileges for another individual. These privileges can be assigned in a manner that is general, or aimed at specific purposes. A common situation requiring the use of a power of attorney
