On behalf of Kaeble Law LLC | Oct 30, 2020 | Estate Planning
If your elderly mother or father already has an estate plan, he or she is doing better than many. In fact, only about 60% of older Americans have drafted a will or otherwise planned for disposing with their estates after death. You should be able to trust your...
On behalf of Kaeble Law LLC | Oct 21, 2020 | Estate Planning
Perhaps you are fast approaching retirement age. You are still healthy and active but thinking about creating your estate plan, starting with healthcare and financial powers of attorneys. Your timing is excellent. A POA is only legal if you create it while you are...
On behalf of Kaeble Law LLC | Oct 19, 2020 | Estate Planning
The resource limit that Medicaid imposes to qualify for benefits can really put people in a bind. They know they may need Medicaid in the future but they do not want to spend down money or sell off property in order to qualify for it. This problem is why some families...
On behalf of Kaeble Law LLC | Sep 23, 2020 | Estate Planning
If you are like many people, your pet is an important part of your life. According to a survey conducted by the American Pet Products Association, approximately 85 million families in the U.S. own a pet. Since your pet is a valued member of your family, you likely...
On behalf of Kaeble Law LLC | Sep 17, 2020 | Estate Planning
Colorado laws determine much of what an estate plan can and cannot do. Through these laws, you can plan out all manners of inheritance and estate administration. In many cases, things go smoothly thanks to the organization statewide laws provide. But there are...
On behalf of Kaeble Law LLC | Sep 7, 2020 | Estate Planning
Either you or your aging parent may want to know how Medicaid works in Colorado. While learning more about the program, ensure that you learn facts rather than fabrications. The Huffington Post explores several common Medicaid misconceptions. Proceed with solid,...
On behalf of Kaeble Law LLC | Aug 31, 2020 | Estate Planning
Many young adults lack estate plans. If you count yourself among them, you may find it particularly important to create one once you bring a son or daughter into the world. Creating an estate plan gives you a chance to decide what you want to happen in the event that...
On behalf of Kaeble Law LLC | Aug 21, 2020 | Estate Planning
Watching a parent age is difficult under any circumstance. If your parent is starting to exhibit signs of dementia or is otherwise making you question his or her ability to live independently or make sound decisions, it may become even more problematic. In such...
On behalf of Kaeble Law LLC | Aug 18, 2020 | Estate Planning
While Colorado residents may use the terms heirs and beneficiaries interchangeably, the truth is that they are not the same when it comes to estate planning. Though the differences are subtle, they are important enough that being aware of them is crucial to ensuring...
On behalf of Kaeble Law LLC | Aug 12, 2020 | Estate Planning
You did the work and research necessary to assemble your estate plan, but you need someone to help see things through to the end. It is time to name an executor. Selecting the right executor requires the same work and research you put into putting your plan together....
