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Hartney Law is an estate planning practice helping Boulder, Colorado's adventurous and entrepreneurial families plan for an uncertain future so they can stop worrying and start living. Estate planning may seem like a boring or arduous activity, but that doesn't have to be the case. Estate planning can be enlivening, enlightening, and empowering-the way we practice it.

Because estate planning is a lifelong activity, pick a firm you trust. Pick an attorney who understands your greatest wealth is you and who will help you care for your kids, your wealth, and yourself. Integral Approach: We plan for the whole person, not just your money. That means you have the opportunity to plan for all possible risks, and pass on your intrinsic, hard earned life's wisdom.

Excellent Legal Care for Children: If your children are still minors, we help you craft careful plans for their legal custody and not leave it to authorities to take care of your kids if you're unable to get home to them. A Healthy, Caring Planning Approach: We don't dazzle you with legalese.
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At Hartney Law, you don't just get a lawyer, you get a team of professionals who are dedicated to serving you and your family.
Martha has been practicing estate planning in Colorado for over a decade-Consistently and joyfully connecting parents to a deeper essence of estate planning that transforms a traditionally austere process into one of liberation and bonding.
The firm's mission to educate and empower families has touched hundreds of parents.
The firm gained attention as Best of.
The time Martha took to explain details of the process was exceptional.
Hartney Law believes in personalized service for each and every client.
Our approach is educational and proactive - we first determine each client's individual needs, desires, and values, and then tailor their plan to best fulfill their dreams.
Moms and Dads in the original relationship that brought their darling boys and girls into the world.
Moms and Dads living on their own have special needs when it comes to protecting their kids and providing for them.
Whether there's a co-parent or not, single parents should take the time to understand what could happen in an emergency.
By now you've seen that Hartney Law is something special and because you love your family, you know your family deserves the kind of protection, guidance and love we provide for a lifetime.
It's important that you know how we work because we do things a bit differently at Hartney Law than at other law firms.
That's why our clients love us so much.
Call our office at 303-747-3909 to schedule your one-hour Discovery Session.
Our Client Services Coordinator will schedule the most convenient appointment time available for you with one of our specially trained attorneys.
To educate you about the law and what would happen if you died with your current (or no) plan in place.
By looking at what would happen under your current plan, you can identify what you would want to happen differently and then together with your attorney's guidance make the decisions that are necessary to give you the peace of mind of knowing your family would be taken care of in the way you want if something happened to you.
Assuming that you and your attorney determine that there is a good fit between our firm and your family AND that you identify specific ways you would want things to happen that are different than what would happen if something happened to you, you and your attorney can design a plan for your family right away.
The FULL download on estate planning for parents.
Take 90 minutes to find out what you need to know but probably don't have a total handle on.
Your estate plan is your "prayer" of an uncertain future.
Make it a good one.
Make it a thorough one.
There are several options for creating an estate plan.
Martha goes over some of the options and what you can expect to pay for a plan if you are a family with minor children living at home.
Are you one of the many people who don't know there's a difference between "Wills" and "Living Wills"?
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