What is a premarital agreement? Simply put, a premarital (or prenuptial) agreement is a contract entered into by two parties in the anticipation of marriage.
Complimentary Child Care Powers of Attorneys
What are child care powers of attorneys?
Child care powers of attorneys allow a guardian/parent to temporarily appoint another individual to care for their child when they are not around. They are valid up to one year.
Heading on a vacation? Then it may be a good idea to get a child care power of attorney.
Does a family member help care for your child? Then it may be a good idea to get a child care power of attorney.
Do you need someone to take your child to the doctor? Then it may be a good idea to get a child care power of attorney.
Give us a call to prepare your child care power of attorney at no cost to you.
*This offer is only valid for the year 2022.
Your Revocable Living Trust Could Be Worthless!
The "SECURE Act" and How it May Affect Your Estate Plan
Too Young for an Estate Plan? No Estate to Plan for? Think Again!
There are a few common misperceptions about estate planning. “Estate planning is only for wealthy people.” “I’m only 30, I don’t need an estate plan.” And of course, “I don’t have an estate to plan for.” At first glance these reasons might seem logical. After all, estate planning is often presented through the media in regards to multi millionaires and creating trust funds for children. However, there are several reasons why every person over the age of 18 years should create an estate plan.
Can Minor Children Inherit Property?
In Colorado, the age of majority is 18 years old for estate planning purposes. It is at this age that children may become a legal beneficiary of property. What happens if you pass away while your children are minors? Individuals frequently name their children as secondary or contingent beneficiaries on their life insurance policies, retirement accounts, and investment or savings accounts. Who will manage these funds for the child, and where will they be held until the child attains the age of majority?
Planning For Your Pets
When you think of “estate planning” most people think of planning for their spouses, children, and grandchildren. Did you consider your furry friends and critters that give you so much love and attention every day? If you are a pet owner, it is important that you include your pets in your estate plan to ensure that someone will care for them.
What If I Don't Create A Will?
If you don’t have a will, don’t fret. The Colorado state government has made an estate plan for you! When you die without a will, you are said to die “intestate.” The intestacy statutes can be found in the Colorado Revised Statutes. These statutes determine who is entitled to receive your property and in what amount.
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The Perfect Valentine's Day Gift
When you think of shopping for your Valentine, a visit to an attorney’s office is probably not what you have in mind. An attorney’s business card falling out of a specially chosen Hallmark card does not exactly scream romance on a holiday where flowers, chocolate, and jewelry have become the norm! However, creating an estate plan for your loved ones is one of the greatest gifts that you can give.