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All Good Things Must Come to an End: Reasons a Trust Might Terminate

by anna@dearfuture.inspire.graphics | Mar 8, 2022 | Uncategorized

Nothing lasts forever. While trusts can stretch across generations and keep valuable money and property within a family, no trust has unlimited funds or an interminable time horizon. Every trust, at some point, will end. The reasons why a trust might terminate can...

Will My Spouse Get What They Need?

by anna@dearfuture.inspire.graphics | Mar 4, 2022 | Uncategorized

What is a QTIP trust? A qualified terminable interest property (QTIP) trust is an estate planning tool that married couples can use to minimize uncertainty about the future and maximize certain tax advantages. Since no one can predict how much they will own at the...

Common Trusts: Parenting beyond the Grave

by anna@dearfuture.inspire.graphics | Feb 25, 2022 | Uncategorized

Parents strive to make their children feel equally valued as reflected in the fact that, when setting up an estate plan, parents typically divide their accounts and property equally among their children. But while parents may fully intend to treat their children the...

Five Questions to Ask Yourself about Your Social Media Presence

by anna@dearfuture.inspire.graphics | Feb 22, 2022 | Uncategorized

Social media is about putting yourself out there to connect with people, sometimes all over the world. If you are a social media influencer, not only are you being social, you are also gaining a following that may be bringing in cash. If you are using social media to...

Should Your Trust Include a Statement of Intent?

by anna@dearfuture.inspire.graphics | Feb 18, 2022 | Uncategorized

The reasons you choose to create a trust are personal and important to you, but your intent or purpose for creating a trust can also have significant legal ramifications. For this reason, it is often critical that you express in writing your purpose for creating the...
Who’s At Fault? Colorado Comparative Negligence Laws

Who’s At Fault? Colorado Comparative Negligence Laws

by anna@dearfuture.inspire.graphics | Nov 8, 2021 | Litigation, Personal Injury

In Colorado, state law makes it possible for personal injury victims to pursue compensation for the losses and damages sustained because of others’ negligence. Not only do these laws outline…
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