Located in Boulder, Colorado, the Studholme Law Firm serves clients throughout Colorado. We also assist nationwide clients who have property interests or family members in Colorado. With today's modern communication abilities it is possible to efficiently serve this clientele. Our clients come from all walks of life. The Studholme Law Firm represents and advises clients on a variety of legal issues including estate planning, probate, elder law and real estate.
As a small law office, we are committed to practicing law with old-fashioned attention to your individual needs and with the efficiency and expertise of a modern law firm. Whether you need advice on a small legal matter or have a complicated estate and tax planning objective, the Studholme Law Firm will give you the attention you deserve. With more than 30 years combined experience and up-to-date education in estate planning, taxes, Medicaid and elder law, we welcome the opportunity to serve you and your legal needs.
As a small law office, we are committed to practicing law with old-fashioned attention to your individual needs and with the efficiency and expertise of a modern law firm. Whether you need advice on a small legal matter or have a complicated estate and tax planning objective, the Studholme Law Firm will give you the attention you deserve. With more than 30 years combined experience and up-to-date education in estate planning, taxes, Medicaid and elder law, we welcome the opportunity to serve you and your legal needs.
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Estate Planning is the process of distributing a person's assets during life and after death.
Many people avoid estate planning because it seems confusing or unnecessary.
On the contrary, making certain your legal and financial matters are taken care of is not only responsible, it is essential.
If you have young children, these issues are all the more important.
We take the confusion out of estate planning and ensure your wishes are clearly communicated.
A proper Will, providing instructions for the disposition of your estate, including the distribution of your assets, the payment of taxes and expenses, and naming your personal representative and guardian for your children;.
Many people avoid estate planning because it seems confusing or unnecessary.
On the contrary, making certain your legal and financial matters are taken care of is not only responsible, it is essential.
If you have young children, these issues are all the more important.
We take the confusion out of estate planning and ensure your wishes are clearly communicated.
A proper Will, providing instructions for the disposition of your estate, including the distribution of your assets, the payment of taxes and expenses, and naming your personal representative and guardian for your children;.
The distribution of assets depends on whether or not the person died with a valid, existing Will.
If so, the person is said to have died testate and the estate will be administered and distributed according to the terms of the Will.
If the person died without a Will, they died intestate and the administration and asset distribution will be determined according to state statute.
It's important to know that often the intestate distribution is not what the person may have intended or wanted, but in the absence of a valid Will, the statutes govern.
If so, the person is said to have died testate and the estate will be administered and distributed according to the terms of the Will.
If the person died without a Will, they died intestate and the administration and asset distribution will be determined according to state statute.
It's important to know that often the intestate distribution is not what the person may have intended or wanted, but in the absence of a valid Will, the statutes govern.
Elder law is a broad area covering issues relevant to the older population, their families and caregivers.
The Studholme Law Firm helps many clients with such issues as dealing with people or organizations taking advantage of someone in poor physical or mental health.
We can help in many ways and often find certain estate planning tools can maximize a person's independence and financial security.
Elder law encompasses many family matters.
Some examples are: issues derived from the incapacitation of a spouse; incapacity and special needs of a parent; placement of an elder family member in assisted living or other such facilities; and dealing with third parties such as banks, courts, professional caregivers.
The Studholme Law Firm helps many clients with such issues as dealing with people or organizations taking advantage of someone in poor physical or mental health.
We can help in many ways and often find certain estate planning tools can maximize a person's independence and financial security.
Elder law encompasses many family matters.
Some examples are: issues derived from the incapacitation of a spouse; incapacity and special needs of a parent; placement of an elder family member in assisted living or other such facilities; and dealing with third parties such as banks, courts, professional caregivers.
Few people are lucky enough to make it through life without needing a lawyer for a real estate matter.
We can help you with contracts, titling property, buying or selling real estate, or litigating a complicated property dispute.
Issues we have worked on recently include builder misrepresentation, adverse possession, quieting title, and breach of warranty.
In the case of buying or selling commercial or residential real estate, it is most important to engage attorney assistance prior to signing any contracts.
We can help you with contracts, titling property, buying or selling real estate, or litigating a complicated property dispute.
Issues we have worked on recently include builder misrepresentation, adverse possession, quieting title, and breach of warranty.
In the case of buying or selling commercial or residential real estate, it is most important to engage attorney assistance prior to signing any contracts.
Q: My net worth is well over the limits of the Estate Tax.
Is there anything I can do to protect my family from having to pay the taxes on my estate when I die?.
The regulations allow a person to sign a written document, authorizing the release of information to other people.
Furthermore, Powers of Attorney and Trust documents must refer to the authorization as well.
Be sure to check your documents and if you need to sign a HIPPA authorization or change your existing documents, our office can help you.
Is there anything I can do to protect my family from having to pay the taxes on my estate when I die?.
The regulations allow a person to sign a written document, authorizing the release of information to other people.
Furthermore, Powers of Attorney and Trust documents must refer to the authorization as well.
Be sure to check your documents and if you need to sign a HIPPA authorization or change your existing documents, our office can help you.
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