Estate Planning
Estate planning provides for the disposition, preservation and management of one’s personal and real property. As important as a will or trust in any estate planning is a power of attorney to make financial and medical decisions when a client is unable to make these decisons on their own. Sometimes referred to as living wills or medical directives, power of attorneys are more robust documents to help protect clients and their families.
Knowlton Law provides estate planning assistance to individuals with assets below the current Federal estate tax exemption of $11.59 million. The top marginal federal tax rate remains at 40%.
Divorce
Dissolving a marriage is complicated and there is no need to make it more difficult by confusing the business of divorce with the emotions of divorce. After years of experience, Knowlton Law stays focused on the business of divorce which include children and finances.
Children
Under Colorado law what is best for the children drives all decisions about their future.
Knowlton Law works to maintain the relationship of the parents in order that they may continue to be the good parents to their children because it is in the best interest of the children.
Finances
Financial issues create its fair share of conflict between parties and the reason Knowlton Law works towards a balanced and fair accounting in order to minimize the conflict caused by the diminished value of a couple’s assets.
Knowlton Law is also available to pre-empt discord by preparing pre and post nuptial agreements or non-marital living agreements.