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Estate Planning & Life-Stage Counsel

Attorneys licensed to practice law in Colorado

Wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and the personal agreements that protect the people, pets, and property you care most about. We've helped thousands of clients during the last 25 years with their estate planning. Everything is reviewed, drafted, and approved by a Colorado lawyer — no cookie-cutter templates.

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For 25 years, we've provided the services below.

Estate Plans

  • WillsA legally sound will that says exactly what you intend, in plain language.
  • TrustsTrusts built to control how and when your assets pass to others.
  • Guardianship NominationsNaming who raises your children if you are ever unable to.
  • Beneficiary Designation AuditsChecking that your accounts and policies actually match your estate plan.
  • Pet TrustsLegal, funded care instructions for a pet after you are gone.
  • Special Needs PlanningProtecting benefits and providing for a loved one with special needs.
  • Life Stage Reviews at Key Moments (Marriage, Birth, Divorce, Retirement)A plan reviewed and updated as your life actually changes.

Incapacity Documents

  • Living Wills & Advance Healthcare DirectivesYour own medical wishes, in writing, before a crisis forces the question.
  • Medical Power of AttorneyNaming who makes medical decisions if you cannot make them yourself.
  • Financial Power of AttorneyNaming who manages your finances if you are ever unable to.
  • HIPAA ReleaseLetting the people you choose actually get your medical information.

Relationship Agreements

  • Prenuptial & Postnuptial AgreementsClear financial terms agreed to before or during a marriage.
  • Cohabitation AgreementsProperty and financial terms for unmarried couples living together.
  • Property Co-Ownership AgreementsClear terms for co-owning property with family, friends, or partners.

Asset Protection & SDIRAs

  • Asset ProtectionShielding what you have built from unnecessary risk and exposure.
  • Self-Directed Retirement Accounts (SDIRAs)Using retirement funds to invest beyond traditional stocks and bonds.
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As Seen in The Fine Print

Recent articles on wills, trusts, and the personal legal decisions that protect what matters.

Colorado Estate Planning Guide (2026): Beneficiary Deeds, Medicaid, Vacation Homes, and Blended FamiliesSeptember 14, 2026Own a Colorado vacation home, care for a blended family, or wonder whether a beneficiary deed affects Medicaid planning? This 2026 guide explains the questions to resolve before choosing a deed, trust, marital agreement, or flat-fee estate plan.Prenuptial Agreement Lawyer in Boulder: A Colorado Guide to a Fair, Thoughtful PrenupSeptember 7, 2026A Colorado prenup can begin with financial transparency and shared expectations—not fear. Learn what an agreement may cover, what it cannot decide, and what to discuss with a Boulder-area lawyer before signing.Hidden Estate Planning Risks for Colorado Family BusinessesSeptember 2, 2026A family business estate plan should do more than transfer ownership. Colorado owners need coordinated instructions for incapacity, decision-making, succession, digital access, liquidity, and family expectations.Recent Estate Planning Developments: Practical Lessons From the 2024 Federal Tax UpdateAugust 27, 2026A significant QTIP trust decision and shifting federal transfer-tax limits offer a practical reminder: review your estate plan before making an irreversible move, and keep the legal and tax pieces connected.
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