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With an aging population, we at Meurer & Potter Law Office in Denver have more clients who inquire about assisted living planning and Medicaid. The rules surrounding long-term care and Medicaid can be quite complicated. Here is a general overview you are looking into long-term care for someone who will need Medicaid. What is Long-Term…

At the Meurer & Potter Law Office in Denver, we often are asked what people should consider when choosing a power of attorney agent for healthcare. Choosing a person to have durable power of attorney for your health care is an important decision. You should make this choice in advance of actually needing it, especially…

Even though a living will sounds like a will, it isn’t what most people think. While a traditional will covers how your property will be distributed to heirs, the living will focuses on medical treatment and end-of-life care. This is a legally binding document, also known as the “Declaration as to Medical Treatment” that lays out your…

During the estate planning process, our attorneys at the Meurer & Potter Law Office in Denver often discuss the possibility of creating an IRA stretch trust . This relatively new type of trust offers a number of benefits for the whoever you choose to inherit your IRA funds, whether that’s a spouse, child or other loved one.…

Have you ever wondered what happens without an estate plan when someone dies? Here at the Meurer & Potter Law Office in Denver, we know what happens because we see it regularly. If you are settling a deceased family member’s estate, you likely have a few questions about how things will and should be settled and distributed.…

Because life is full of unforeseen twists and turns, medical power of attorney is something you don’t want to be without. It should be granted to someone you trust, who will respect your wishes and look out for your best interests. You should also understand the Colorado laws so that it’s a seamless transition to the…

We’ve found that many people think that estate planning is only for the rich. In reality, many people would benefit from having an estate plan. If you have at least one thing of value—a car, a house, a bank account, then an estate plan is a must. Such a plan allows you to make informed…