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Estate law touches nearly every family at some point. Whether we’re drafting a will, managing a trust, or going through probate, most of us want clear answers to common questions. Below are five frequently asked questions our Windsor, CO estate lawyer often hears from people who want to better prepare for the future. What’s The Difference Between A Will And...

A power of attorney is a legal tool that many people hear about but don’t fully understand until they need one. Whether it’s planning for the future or dealing with a sudden illness, having the right documents in place helps families act quickly and legally on behalf of their loved ones. Our Loveland, CO power of attorney often hears questions...

In a case that drew national attention, the city of Loveland has agreed to pay $3 million to settle a federal lawsuit stemming from the 2020 arrest of Karen Garner, a 73-year-old woman with dementia. Garner was violently arrested after allegedly shoplifting less than $15 worth of items from a local Walmart. At the time of the incident, Garner had...

The Denver Post reported a stirring case where family heirs claimed two Colorado probate lawyers unfairly depleted their estates. According to the article, multiple heirs from several families filed complaints stating that attorneys handling estates in Arapahoe County charged excessive fees and engaged in questionable billing practices. As a result, much of the estate funds, intended for beneficiaries, were allegedly...

Our Loveland, CO power of attorney is a powerful legal tool that allows someone you trust to make decisions on your behalf when you're unable to do so. At W.B. Moore Law, we’ve seen how keeping this document current can make all the difference in emergencies, family situations, and long-term care planning. Whether you're dealing with health issues, financial matters,...

When a loved one passes away, the emotional burden can be overwhelming. Unfortunately, families often find themselves dealing with complex legal issues on top of their grief—especially when the estate enters probate court. This is where our Windsor, CO estate lawyer becomes an invaluable ally. Whether you're the executor of a will, a beneficiary, or facing a dispute, our estate...

When we think about where our assets should go after we pass, many of us focus first on family: spouses, children, and sometimes extended relatives. But what if your primary wish is to support a cause you care about? Can a charity be named instead? The short answer is yes, and it’s more common than many people realize. Including a...

When a loved one dies, one of the most important parts of settling their estate involves dealing with any outstanding debts. Creditors don’t disappear when someone passes—there’s a legal process that allows them to request payment from the estate. If you're involved in handling a loved one’s affairs, it's important to know what steps to take, what deadlines matter, and...