What Is a Durable Power of Attorney vs. a Non-Durable Power of Attorney?
A durable power of attorney allows an agent to continue acting on behalf of a principal—the person creating a power of attorney—following the principal’s incapacity.
A durable power of attorney allows an agent to continue acting on behalf of a principal—the person creating a power of attorney—following the principal’s incapacity.
A trust and a will are effective estate planning vehicles that can serve similar purposes but differ significantly. Generally speaking, the sole purpose of a
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In short, no. People who die without a will are said to have died “intestate.” Colorado, and all other states, have enacted statutes that control
There is no legal requirement to hire an attorney to assist you in your estate plan. Just as a person can act as their attorney
Yes. While protecting assets is one of the significant goals of estate planning, it is not just for the ultrawealthy.
Preparing an estate plan is not mandatory for anyone. Contrary to what many believe, the government will not take your assets after you die if
Estate planning is establishing a set of procedures and mechanisms to manage an individual’s assets, financial affairs, and personal matters during the person’s life, as
Learn about the legal aspects of seller financing in Colorado, ensuring a seamless, compliant transaction for property sellers.
Understand the key differences between seller financing and traditional loans to make informed real estate financing decisions.