During a time of crisis, we all share similar fears and concerns. The Coronavirus pandemic is no exception. We are worried for ourselves, our families, our community, and the economy, among other things. And rightly so. A great many of us will be impacted, either directly or indirectly.
If you or a loved one who is in poor health, or have underlying medical conditions, please take extra precautions.
If you need to consult a Probate and Estate Planning attorney during this time I am available to speak by phone or through FaceTime, Skype or Zoom. Use the form on this page to set up a day and time. This especially applies for those out of town with questions regarding loved ones who are in Colorado. You don’t need to travel to meet with me.
If a loved one has passed, probate may need to be filed. For a consult, please schedule a time to talk about if probate is necessary on the form on this page.
First, make certain you have one and that it is up to date.
Again, if you have one, make certain it is up to date.
In order to avoid lengthy delays in Probate make certain these are current and reflect your wishes. The recent Secure Act has impacting how these need to be filled out for certain persons and their retirement accounts.
This allows you to designate an agent to make financial decisions on your behalf in the event you become ill. This also applies to your business, should you own one. Healthcare powers of attorney and living wills need updating at this scary time.
The Elderly Community is especially vulnerable to COVID-19. Make certain to protect them in every way possible. Estate Planning is a new experience for most Millennials. Many will have to handle the estates of family members. The process can be daunting. Prepare in advance for the process and understand beforehand what is needed to protect yourself and your family.
University Of Colorado | B.S. summa cum laude (1990)
J.D. from Harvard Law School (1993)
Colorado & Massachusettes