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Too Young for an Estate Plan? No Estate to Plan for? Think Again!

Too Young for an Estate Plan? No Estate to Plan for? Think Again!

There are a few common misperceptions about estate planning. “Estate planning is only for wealthy people.” “I’m only 30, I don’t need an estate plan.” And of course, “I don’t have an estate to plan for.” At first glance these reasons might seem logical. After all, estate planning is often presented through the media in regards to multi millionaires and creating trust funds for children. However, there are several reasons why every person over the age of 18 years should create an estate plan.

What If I Don't Create A Will?

What If I Don't Create A Will?

If you don’t have a will, don’t fret. The Colorado state government has made an estate plan for you! When you die without a will, you are said to die “intestate.” The intestacy statutes can be found in the Colorado Revised Statutes. These statutes determine who is entitled to receive your property and in what amount.

Introducing Hardin, Waldrip, & Davis, PLLC

Introducing Hardin, Waldrip, & Davis, PLLC

Announcing Hardin, Waldrip, & Davis, PLLC. An estate planning, business planning, and trust and estate administration law firm.