Is a General Power of Appointment Right for You?
Premier Legacy Law of Denver CO helps you discover the power of a general power of appointment in estate planning.
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When I Die Will My Spouse and Kids Inherit Everything?
Premier Legacy Law of Denver CO dives into the complexities of intestate succession: learn about the pitfalls of relying on state defaults without putting your own plan in place to protect your loved ones and ensure your wishes are followed.
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What To Consider When A Parent Is Out Of Town
Ensure the care of your minor children when you're away with a Delegation of Parental Authority. Learn what to consider when a parent is out of town.
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Testamentary Trusts: The Best of Both Worlds
You have several different options when it comes to creating the right estate plan. Some people believe that a revocable living trust is the best way to go, while others think that a last will and testament (commonly known as a will) is best under certain circumstances. Others may find that a combination of both—through the use of a testamentary trust—provides the right amount of control and protection for themselves and their loved ones.
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Estate Planning for Young Adults
This article explores some of the myths and FAQs related to estate planning for young adults.
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Preserving Your Money and Property Beyond the Third Generation
Whether you have inherited your wealth or have built it yourself, you likely want to share this wealth with the next generation and beyond. Read this article to learn how an estate plan protects family wealth.
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Could a Testamentary Trust Be What Your Loved Ones Need?
There are pros and cons to probate, and after weighing them, some people may prefer to establish a testamentary trust, which is a trust created through a will—even if this means that the person’s money and property must go through probate before the trust is funded and money is given to beneficiaries.
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Don’t Let This Crucial Question Derail Your Estate Plan
Sitting down to create or update your estate plan can be overwhelming. Crucial to a successful plan is your ability to address two major questions: Who will get your stuff when you die, and how do you want those individuals or charities to receive that stuff?
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If you have overheard any discussion about estate planning, you have likely heard the words “guardian” or “trustee” tossed around in the conversation. When it comes to estate planning, who will ultimately be in charge of your minor child is an important decision that requires consideration of many factors.
Read article What Is the Difference Between a Probate Attorney and an Estate Planning Attorney?
Estate planning attorneys and probate and trust administration attorneys play crucial but distinct roles in the legal processes involving legacy planning, asset distribution, and wealth preservation. As part of the estate planning process, you should discuss with your attorney the role they will play during your lifetime and whether they can also assist your loved ones with estate and trust administration when you pass away.
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