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Many parents in Colorado have the misconception that they have to divide up their estate evenly among their children. In reality, there's no law that states you have to divide your estate into equal portions. You don't even have to leave your assets to your children....
If you own digital currency, have a social media account or bank online, you have digital assets. Colorado law generally allows you to include them in a will, trust or other estate plan documents. Let's take a look at some best practices for including these items in...
Yes! Too many people feel that a comprehensive estate plan is something to be drafted once and then left locked up in a file somewhere safe. In fact, your estate plan should be examined and revised every few years. Certainly, the plan should be modified after any...
After creating their estate plan, most people just want to put their documents out of sight and out of mind. Unfortunately, this isn't a wise move. There are countless reasons you will need to review and update your estate plan over the years. When it comes to estate...
Do you have a will? If you don't, you are not alone. Roughly half of Americans do not have a will, according to a new survey. The reasons for not having a will include common responses like not having time to make one, not wanting to think about their own death or...
