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Elizabeth D. Mitchell July 27, 2020

Trust Administration – Estate Planning Terminology Week 5

Do law firms intimidate you by their use of legal terms? We are here give you a glance into the attorney’s world of estate planning. Here at Ambler Keenan Mitchell Johnson in Denver, Colorado there … [Read more...] about Trust Administration – Estate Planning Terminology Week 5

Filed Under: Trust Administration Tagged With: attorney, colorado, Denver, estate planning, estate planning attorney, trust administration

Elizabeth D. Mitchell July 13, 2020

Power of Attorney – Estate Planning Terminology Week 3

Are you someone who feels intimidated by the large words used by law firms? We are here to give you a foot up in the attorney’s world of estate planning. Here at Ambler Keenan Mitchell Johnson in … [Read more...] about Power of Attorney – Estate Planning Terminology Week 3

Filed Under: Estate Planning Tagged With: Ambler Keenan Mitchell Johnson, colorado, Denver, estate planning, estate planning attorney, LLC, powers of attorney

Phil Keenan November 28, 2019

The Questions of Estate Planning, Part 4: Where

People often have questions about Estate Planning. This is the fourth in a series of articles addressing those questions. This fourth article addresses the “where” of Estate Planning. Read on to learn … [Read more...] about The Questions of Estate Planning, Part 4: Where

Filed Under: Estate Planning, legal education Tagged With: Estate Planning, estate planning attorney, move, trust, where, will

Elizabeth D. Mitchell September 21, 2016

The Estate Planning Process Behind the Scenes

Estate planning can seem like a daunting process.  There’s a lot to consider—do you need a trust, or is a will sufficient?  What’s the difference between them?  Who should you name to take care of … [Read more...] about The Estate Planning Process Behind the Scenes

Filed Under: Estate Planning, General Tagged With: Ambler Keenan Mitchell Johnson, attorney, colorado, Denver, estate, estate plan, estate planning, estate planning attorney, HIPAA, law firm, Power of Attorney, trust, will

Elizabeth D. Mitchell August 17, 2016

How to Create a Facebook Legacy Contact

In the past few years, people have begun to face a problem that previous generations never had to consider: what happens to my Facebook account after I die? That may sound silly, but just about … [Read more...] about How to Create a Facebook Legacy Contact

Filed Under: Estate Planning, General Tagged With: Ambler Keenan Mitchell Johnson, attorney, colorado, Denver, estate plan, estate planning, estate planning attorney, facebook, legacy contact

Elizabeth D. Mitchell January 5, 2016

What is a CELA?

You may have seen on our website or in one of our newsletters that Ambler Keenan Mitchell Johnson estate planning attorney, Elizabeth D. Mitchell, is a Certified Elder Law Attorney (CELA). What is … [Read more...] about What is a CELA?

Filed Under: Estate Planning Tagged With: Ambler Keenan Mitchell Johnson, CELA, certified elder law attorney, elizabeth d. mitchell, estate planning attorney, national elder law foundation

Elizabeth D. Mitchell September 1, 2015

Choosing a Trustee for Your Estate Plan

Are you having a hard time deciding on a Trustee for your estate plan? It is not uncommon for decisions like this to be difficult. Let’s look at the attributes that should be taken into … [Read more...] about Choosing a Trustee for Your Estate Plan

Filed Under: Estate Planning Tagged With: Ambler Keenan Mitchell Johnson, choosing a trustee, estate plan, estate planning attorney, LLC, trustee

Elizabeth D. Mitchell July 7, 2015

Estate Plan Conflict: Last Act for the Family of Robin Williams

Even the rich and famous are not immune from the conflicts of their estates at death. Robin Williams, a famous American actor, passed away at the age of 63. He left behind a wife and three children. … [Read more...] about Estate Plan Conflict: Last Act for the Family of Robin Williams

Filed Under: Estate Planning, Probate Tagged With: attorney, estate plan, estate planning attorney, Robin Williams

Elizabeth D. Mitchell June 9, 2015

Common Reasons to do Estate Planning – Part 2

Not everyone needs a million dollars to have a reason to create an estate plan. Other reasons to make sure you have an estate plan in place include having children/grandchildren, a recent divorce, … [Read more...] about Common Reasons to do Estate Planning – Part 2

Filed Under: Charitable Organizations, Estate Planning, Probate, Trust Administration Tagged With: attorney, beneficiaries, colorado, common reasons to do estate planning, divorce, estate plan, estate planning attorney, inheritance, probate

Elizabeth D. Mitchell June 2, 2015

Common Reasons to do Estate Planning

Not everyone needs a million dollars to have a reason to create an estate plan. Other reasons to make sure you have an estate plan in place include having children/grandchildren, a recent divorce, … [Read more...] about Common Reasons to do Estate Planning

Filed Under: Charitable Organizations, Estate Planning, Probate, Trust Administration Tagged With: attorney, beneficiaries, blended families, estate plan, estate planning attorney, probate, reasons to do estate planning, special needs, trust, will

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Using Disclaimers to Achieve Client Goals: Double Disclaimers

Disclaimers can be a good way of getting assets where you want them to go. If the disclaimer is a “qualified disclaimer,” the client isn’t treated as … [Read More...] about Using Disclaimers to Achieve Client Goals: Double Disclaimers

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Beneficiary Designations and the SECURE Act: Eligible Designated Beneficiaries

Beneficiary designations can be deceptively simple. But their simplicity is sort of like an iceberg. Danger lurks beneath those tranquil waters, both … [Read More...] about Beneficiary Designations and the SECURE Act: Eligible Designated Beneficiaries

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