Centennial Estate Planning & Probate Attorneys

Serving Clients in Denver & Arapahoe Counties

Estate planning and probate are crucial aspects of managing one's legacy and ensuring the proper distribution of assets after death. At Frost & Beck, PC, we understand the sensitive nature of these matters and offer confidential counsel to our clients. Our team of skilled attorneys is skilled in customizing legal solutions to address each individual's unique situation.

If you need help with Colorado estate planning or probate matters, reach out to our firm at (720) 330-4623today. We serve clients in Denver, Centennial, and the nearby areas.

How Our Denver Attorneys Can Help with Your Estate

We provide clients with a range of services to help individuals and families protect their assets and offer a smooth transition of property after their passing: 

Is Estate Planning Necessary?

Contrary to popular belief, estate planning is not just for the wealthy. Even those with modest assets can benefit from having a plan in place. It's about more than just distributing wealth; it's about making important decisions that affect your life, health, and the well-being of your loved ones. One of the primary reasons estate planning is important is that it allows you to maintain control over your assets and healthcare decisions, even if you become incapacitated. Documents, like a living will and healthcare  
power of attorney, allow you to outline your medical treatment preferences and appoint someone to make decisions and advocate for you if you are incapacitated.

Other reasons estate planning is important include the following:

• Estate planning also helps protect your beneficiaries and minimize potential conflicts. By clearly specifying your asset distribution preferences, you can work to prevent future familial disputes over your assets. This is especially crucial for those with complex family dynamics, like blended families or estranged relatives.
• Estate planning can play a role in minimizing taxes and legal fees. Proper planning can help deduce estate taxes and avoid the costly and time-consuming process of probate. This means more of your assets will go to your intended beneficiaries rather than being consumed by unnecessary expenses.
• Estate planning is essential for parents. Without a will that specifies your choices, the courts will decide who raises your children if something happens to you and your spouse. Estate planning allows you to ensure your children are cared for by people you trust and in a manner consistent with your values.