You’ve Been Named as Your Parent’s Executor. Now What?
April 8, 2024
If you’ve been named as your parent’s executor, you’ll find it’s a role with both emotional and administrative tasks. Here are some key guidelines.
Estate Planning for Digital Assets
August 1, 2022
Studies have shown that one of the key challenges faced by people responsible for carrying out an individual’s estate plan is simply lack of adequate information provided by the person for whom the plan was created in the first place. In modern times, one area where these information gaps frequently arise is the handling of digital assets.
End of Life Planning in Colorado
March 28, 2022
According to Haruki Murakami, death is not the opposite of life, but a part of it. We all die, just as we all are born. Our parents spend 9 months planning and getting ready for our arrival, but so many of us don’t take the time to plan our deaths.
Financial and Estate Planning for Your Future: The Basics for Aging Coloradans
January 26, 2022
Learn the basics to plan for your future as you age … even if you are already retired.
Join our panel of financial and estate planning experts and get your questions answered. This is a great way to learn about how to prepare for the future of aging with independence.
Estate Planning for Seniors in Colorado
November 30, 2021
There’s a well-known idiom that states “You can’t take it with you,” meaning you leave behind your money and any other possession when you die. It’s a good reminder to enjoy our blessings while we are still here on earth. It is also a hint for older adults that planning
Getting the Jump on Estate Planning In Colorado
March 11, 2021
Older adults often face critical and complex issues such as income security, housing, utilities, protective services, abuse, neglect, and age discrimination, which is why advanced planning is so important. Early legal planning for seniors can make a big difference. Some of the benefits of early planning include giving all interested