After a death, families can face difficult practical and legal questions. Planning before that time can give you more choices and may reduce the likelihood that assets or decisions will need to be addressed through probate.
Clark Daniel Dray provides estate planning and probate-avoidance planning for Colorado clients. The firm helps clients consider and prepare wills, trusts, powers of attorney, health-care documents, beneficiary-planning issues, and other planning appropriate to their goals.
Planning That May Reduce Probate
Probate avoidance is not a one-size-fits-all solution. Depending on the facts, a client may wish to discuss trusts, beneficiary designations, ownership arrangements, and well-coordinated estate-planning documents. A consultation is an opportunity to understand the planning choices available before a crisis or death occurs.
What This Firm Does Not Handle
Clark Daniel Dray does not handle probate or estate administration, probate litigation, guardianship or conservatorship proceedings, or representation to claim an inheritance. The firm cannot advise or represent you as a personal representative, trustee, beneficiary, heir, guardian, conservator, or party in a probate court matter.
If You Need Help After a Death
If a loved one has died and you need probate, estate-administration, inheritance-claim, or probate-court assistance, contact a Colorado attorney or other qualified professional who handles that matter. If instead you want to plan ahead for yourself or your family, Clark Daniel Dray can discuss estate-planning and probate-avoidance options.
Schedule an Estate-Planning Consultation
Contact the Law Office of Clark Daniel Dray to discuss wills, trusts, powers of attorney, health-care documents, and probate-avoidance planning.
