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Advance Medical Directives: Top Three Problems of Living Wills

Advance Medical Directives: Top Three Problems of Living Wills

Part of the comprehensive estate planning process is drafting a set of advance medical directives...
Why You Must Plan Sooner, Not Later

Why You Must Plan Sooner, Not Later

Estate planning shouldn’t wait until your later years – in fact, the sooner you begin making...
Guardianship Attorneys and Their Role in Elder Law

Guardianship Attorneys and Their Role in Elder Law

Guardianship may enter the life of a senior citizen when they are found to be lacking the ability...
Incapacity Planning and Long Distance Care

Incapacity Planning and Long Distance Care

It is estimated that approximately 7 million Americans care for a senior relative long distance....
Three Ways to Address Nursing Home Expenses

Three Ways to Address Nursing Home Expenses

With a Colorado nursing home now costing over $70,000 annually, we discuss three ways families are...
Ensuring Your Power of Attorney is Accepted

Ensuring Your Power of Attorney is Accepted

A Durable Power of Attorney is a powerful estate planning tool used to ensure that someone may act...
HIPAA and Your Estate Plan

HIPAA and Your Estate Plan

The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) has had more impact than initially...
Why Estate Plans Need a Durable Power of Attorney

Why Estate Plans Need a Durable Power of Attorney

A durable power of attorney is an important estate planning tool, and it is one of the most...
The Difference Between a Medical Power of Attorney and a Living Will

The Difference Between a Medical Power of Attorney and a Living Will

Many do not realize that more than just a living will is needed as an advance medical directive, a...