A new law passed in July 2025 brings major updates to estate and gift tax exemptions starting in 2026, increasing the exemption to $15 million per individual. This change could impact your current estate plan—especially if it was created under prior tax rules.
Estate planning isn’t just for people—pets need protection too. A pet trust is a legally enforceable way to ensure your pet is cared for according to your wishes if you become incapacitated or pass away. Learn how to set one up, appoint caregivers, and fund your pet’s future with confidence.
As you and your family plan for the future, it’s crucial to consider how your estate plan will affect not just you, but your children
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The fall is a very exciting time with children preparing to go off to college. As part of back-to-school preparations, it is important for young
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Our law firm frequently encounters clients who have either previously set up a revocable trust or are interested in establishing a revocable trust. A revocable
Under Colorado law, your child becomes a legal adult at age 18. Parents who still think of themselves as protectors and advisers, even after their
An important part of estate planning that is often overlooked is the creation of an “Important Information and Documents” folder. This may be either a
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