Incapacity Planning – Who Will Manage Your Affairs When You Can’t
Most Americans think of estate planning as simply deciding who gets what after they pass away. But what happens if you’re alive but unable to manage your own affairs?
Estate Planning Simplified: Wills, Trusts, and Intestacy Explained
Discover the importance of estate planning. Premier Legacy Law of Denver, CO outlines what happens if you pass away with or without a will.
Will My Spouse and Kids Automatically Inherit Everything When I Die?
Premier Legacy Law of Denver CO helps you understand the limitations of intestate laws. Explore scenarios where your spouse and children don’t automatically inherit.
How to Choose a Guardian or Conservator for Yourself
Every day we make hundreds of decisions from what to eat for breakfast to where we go on vacation. With each passing day, there are more choices to be made. But what will happen if you can’t make decisions for yourself? Before that time comes, there is one important decision you need to make. Who do you want to serve as your guardian or conservator?
Should your child’s guardian and trustee be the same person?
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.