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By Dan McKenzie August 22, 2026
Discover the difference between per capita and per stirpes in estate planning to ensure your family inheritance is distributed according to your true intentions.
By Dan McKenzie August 21, 2026
Discover why naming minor children as life insurance beneficiaries can freeze payouts and force your family into court—and learn how a living trust protects your Denver family.
By Dan McKenzie August 20, 2026
Choosing an executor is one of the most critical estate planning decisions you will make. Learn how to identify the right person for the job in this guide from The McKenzie Law Firm, LLC.
By Dan McKenzie August 19, 2026
Learn what is a conservatorship in Colorado, how court oversight impacts minor inheritances, and how estate planning protects your children’s financial future.
By Dan McKenzie August 18, 2026
Learn what happens to a business partner’s share after death without a buy-sell agreement and how Denver business owners can protect their company and family.
By Dan McKenzie August 17, 2026
Wondering what happens to a business when the owner dies? Learn how Colorado estate planning protects your company, your co-owners, and your family.
By Dan McKenzie August 16, 2026
Discover the best options for leaving money to minor children in Colorado. Learn the key differences between UTMA custodial accounts and trusts to protect your family's financial future.
By Dan McKenzie August 15, 2026
Discover the two main ways to set up a trust for minor children in Colorado, avoid probate delays, and ensure your life insurance funds are managed on your terms.
By Dan McKenzie August 13, 2026
Wondering what does an executor of an estate actually do? Learn the real responsibilities of an executor in Colorado and how to choose the right person.
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By Dan McKenzie August 13, 2026
Learn how trusts can help preserve generational wealth in Colorado by protecting assets, avoiding probate, controlling distributions, and supporting long-term estate planning goals.
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