Talking about estate planning with parents can feel awkward, but it’s really an act of love—ensuring their wishes are honored and family conflict is avoided.

A Colorado power of attorney ensures someone you trust can handle finances or health care if you can’t—avoiding court delays, family conflict, and costly guardianship proceedings.

Estate planning doesn’t have to drag on for months—Colorado families can build a solid plan in one weekend with organization, key decisions, and attorney guidance.

Advance directives are legal documents that protect your wishes if you’re incapacitated—covering medical care, finances, and end-of-life choices, while sparing loved ones stress and uncertainty.