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Savings bonds are low-risk investments considered safe and sometimes purchased as gifts or to save for the future. The U.S. Treasury Department issues them as a way to borrow money from the public. There are two types of bonds, Series EE and Series I. A Series EE earns a fixed rate of interest, while Series…

Estate planners all across the United States use living trusts, and they have gained popularity in Colorado as well. The living trust is an estate planning device that allows you to move assets into a trust during your lifetime, allowing you to manage and distribute them as you choose. There are two types of living…

When planning your estate, or if you stand to inherit from one, you may have questions about how much of the estate’s value will be consumed by taxes. A lot of this depends on the value of the estate. Consulting a Colorado estate planning attorney with your specific situation is the best way to clear…

When a person dies, their assets must be distributed. Titles must be transferred from the decedent to their devisees or heirs. All wills and intestate estates have to go through probate. The amount of involvement from the court, the challenges, and the expenses involved vary from estate to estate. An estate will be of concern…