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Caretakers consistently put the needs of others above their own. While spending time with and caring for a loved one has its rewards, any job that requires potential around the clock work can lead to high amounts of stress, depression, and anxiety. The high emotional toll of caregiving often shows up in sleep loss due […]
Protect Your Family: Powers of Attorney for Adult Children
After what sometimes seems like endless years spent raising a child, their adulthood—and all the rights that go with it—may creep up suddenly. When you are about to send a child off to college or to a study abroad program, you’re probably busy with travel arrangements, last-minute shopping, packing, worrying about how your baby will […]
Protect Your Family: 12 Ways Power Of Attorney Protects You
“The Twelve Days of Christmas” is a popular song during the holidays, and often misunderstood to be the 12 days leading up to Christmas. The 12 days of Christmas are actually the 12 days after Christmas, leading up to Epiphany – or the day that the manifestation of Christ’s glory was realized – according to […]
Protect Your Family: Supplementing Your Needs Through Advanced Medicaid Planning
A supplemental needs trust is a special type of trust established to help people qualify for Medicaid and to live while receiving Medicaid assistance. A supplemental needs trust is quite similar to a special needs trust in form and function, as discussed here, except that the term most often applies to Medicaid recipients, and is […]
Protect Your Family: The (Mostly) Complete Guide To Special Needs Trusts
When I was a little child, my mother always told me that I was special. She told my siblings the same thing, and we believed it. Somewhere around Junior High, my classmates began to use the word special with a different meaning, calling someone “special” if they seemed different, or acted differently than what my […]
Write it Down, Get it Right: Why Written Estate Plans Matter
Have you ever heard someone ask, “Can I get that in writing?” Probably you have. The idea is that if someone says something you think is too good to be true, you want them to write it down so you can hold them to what they said. Most people also think if something is written […]
Why Creating Your Own Estate Plan is Better than Default Colorado Intestate Laws
Everybody is special, unique, and wonderful, and everyone’s life is a little bit different. Since you are unique, when it comes to the Colorado Intestate Laws, and your final wishes, why would you want to be subject to the default laws set up by the legislature to apply to everyone? The State Legislature makes the […]
ARE YOU SURE? THE WORST ESTATE PLANNING ADVICE YOU EVER HEARD
Everyone likes to feel knowledgeable and give advice. Unfortunately all of the advice that people give is not always all that good. I frequently meet people who have been given incorrect advice. Some of the most common well-intentioned, yet incorrect, advice I have heard is listed here. Have you ever heard anyone say something like […]
How NOT to work with your estate planning attorney
How NOT to work with your estate planning attorney I think that I get along with most people. Exceptions seem to include people who treat my children poorly, or basketball coaches who forget how to talk to me when I referee basketball. Other than that, and a few people who seem to not like my […]
What is “Mobile” Estate Planning Anyway?
I am not sure if mobile estate planning makes you think I am driving around playing music like an ice-cream truck, hoping to attract you by playing a recognizable song and offering a frozen treat. Or, perhaps mobile estate planning conjures up visions of a library bookmobile visiting your neighborhood, but that is not quite […]
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