Will and Last Testament – McGuire Law Firm

When Should I Create My Will?

admin — Wed, 18 Feb 2015 23:46:51 +0000

Estate planning attorneys will often be asked, when should I create my will? This is an important question, because having a will can be very important. Generally, individuals with minor children will want to have a will prepared, and many people as they age in life want their will prepared so they can designate how they leave behind certain assets and their legacy. Thus, you can begin to plan your estate at any point in your life and you do not need to be wealthy to go through the estate planning process.

The video below has been prepared to further discuss this issue. To speak with a Denver estate planning attorney, you can contact The McGuire Law Firm.

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Who Are The Parties in a Will

admin — Sat, 20 Dec 2014 13:39:11 +0000

Most people know what a will and last testament is and that a will is used to state your wishes regarding the disposition of your property. However, many estate planning attorneys are still asked questions such as: Who can be in my will? What are the parties in a will? What roles need to be identified and accounted for in my will?

All of the above questions are very important when considering your will and last testament and your estate plan as a whole. The video below has been prepared to provide additional information related to the parties who may play a role in your will.

You can contact The McGuire Law Firm to discuss your estate planning questions and needs with a Denver estate planning attorney.

Contact The McGuire Law Firm to schedule your free consultation with an estate planning attorney in Denver, Colorado or Golden, Colorado.

What is a Testamentary Trust?

admin — Thu, 18 Dec 2014 14:02:53 +0000

What is a testamentary trust? This may be a common question asked of an estate planning attorney, and a testamentary trust may be a common type of trust used by an estate planning attorney when working on a client’s over estate plan. In short, a testamentary trust is a trust that arises or is created at the death of a testator or testatrix via their will. Sometimes a testamentary trust may even be referred to as a will trust.

An individual can have multiple testamentary trusts created through their will depending upon their overall estate plan and estate planning goals. Many parents with minor children will have a minor’s trust within their will, which in certain respects could be a testamentary trust.

If you have questions regarding your will, a trust document or your estate plan, you can contact The McGuire Law Firm to discuss these issues with a Denver estate planning attorney. The video below has been prepared to provide more information regarding a testamentary trust.

Contact The McGuire Law Firm to schedule a free consultation with an estate planning attorney in Denver, Colorado or Golden, Colorado.

What is a Will by Denver Estate Planning Attorney

admin — Thu, 11 Dec 2014 06:41:21 +0000

What is a will and who are the parties involved. The video below has been prepared by an estate planning attorney at The McGuire Law Firm to discuss these issues. Although, many people understand, or have an idea as to what a will is, many people still have questions as to what a will can do and who is involved with a will and last testament.

Please feel free to contact The McGuire Law Firm to schedule a consultation with an estate planning attorney. An estate planning attorney can assist you with making decisions regarding the documents that will help pass your assets as well as how such assets can be distributed to your loved ones and beneficiaries.

Contact The McGuire Law Firm to schedule your consultation with a Denver estate planning attorney.