Showing posts with label Changes in Gifts or Fiduciaries. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Changes in Gifts or Fiduciaries. Show all posts
Sunday, July 15, 2012
Living Forever On Facebook - A Reminder
Today a Wade Ash attorney received a message on Facebook which notified her it was the birthday of a Friend. However, this Friend died of brain cancer in March. Her husband is not a Facebook user, and it appears no one has notified Facebook of her death (did you know you can do that)? Now that more of our lives are on-line, everything from our vacation photos to our banking needs, consider creating a password list and include a direction regarding your wishes for your digital assets. Pass this list on to your estate planning attorney and make it available to your agent under a durable power of attorney and the fiduciaries named in your estate planning documents for use upon your disability or death.
Labels:
Banking Needs,
Changes in Gifts or Fiduciaries,
Death,
Digital Assets,
Disability,
Durable Power of Attorney,
Facebook,
Vacation Photos
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Advanced Estate Administration
Laurie Hunter will be presenting at the Colorado Bar Association's Continuing Legal Education seminar entitled "Advanced Estate Administration" on February 1, 2012. Laurie's presentation will focus on Settling Probate Matters with Minors: Alternatives for Distributions if a Trust is Not Created, When a Conservatorship Might be Required, Who Represents the Minor in a Settlement of a Controversy, Cordinating a Guardianship with the Probate Proceeding, Effect of Divorce, Claims for Child Support, Changes in Gifts or Fiduciaries, Allowances, Pretermitted Children.
Labels:
Allowances,
Alternatives for Distribution if a Trust is Not Created,
Changes in Gifts or Fiduciaries,
Claims for Child Support,
Conservatorship,
Effect of Divorce,
Guardianship,
Pretermitted Children
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