On behalf of Moller Law Group | Feb 14, 2020 | Estate Planning
Life brings changes. Even when individuals in Colorado and elsewhere have found a secure career and have found stability for their family, changes are always occurring. Thus, one should prepare for things to change for the worse or better. An estate plan is not only...
On behalf of Moller Law Group | Jan 29, 2020 | Estate Planning
When thinking about long-term care plans or estate planning, Colorado residents should think about creating a power of attorney. This document gives the agent the power to act for another person, known as the principal. Depending on the type of POA, the agent can have...
On behalf of Moller Law Group | Jan 29, 2020 | Estate Planning
Many Colorado residents lack a basic will and often pass away without outlining what their final wishes are with regards to the distribution of their estate. However, if the decedent had remarried in their life and did not engage in estate planning, their children...
On behalf of Moller Law Group | Jan 23, 2020 | Estate Planning
Engaging in estate planning and facing the idea of one’s eventual death is a difficult concept for many, especially after they become parents. One of the greatest worries a parent has is what will happen to their children after they pass away. But what many do not...
On behalf of Moller Law Group | Jan 23, 2020 | Estate Planning
With the New Year will come new resolutions. As Colorado residents resolve to lose weight, get more sleep or change jobs, estate planning might slip their mind. However, with the New Year and election upon people, it is important to think about certain estate planning...
On behalf of Moller Law Group | Dec 6, 2019 | Estate Planning
When considering the best options for your estate plan, there are many types of trust funds to contemplate, and you don’t have to be ultra-wealthy to benefit. A “living” trust is one that is set up by a grantor – the person who created and funds it – while he or she...
On behalf of Moller Law Group | Aug 22, 2019 | Estate Planning
The death of a spouse is devastating, but inevitable. Without proper estate planning, legal and financial problems can aggravate grief and problems. In addition to drafting documents, such as wills, spouses should take other steps. Both spouses should be involved in...
On behalf of Moller Law Group | Jul 25, 2019 | Estate Planning
Estate planning has traditionally dealt with inheritance or preserving physical assets, such as a house or family heirlooms. Wills and other important estate documents now must deal with the reality that people transact their business and other parts of their lives...
On behalf of Moller Law Group | Jul 11, 2019 | Estate Planning
Some decisions should be made in advance, just in case a person is unable to make them in the future. Proper estate planning helps fulfill this role. This planning should include living wills and other medical directives, which set forth a person’s wishes on the...
On behalf of Moller Law Group | Jun 13, 2019 | Estate Planning
Estate assets are not restricted to the contents of safety deposit boxes and files. While drafting wills and engaging in other estate planning, digital assets must be dealt with. Estate planning is designed to manage and preserve assets when the owner is alive and to...
