Transfer guardianship from Co to new state?

It may depend on your Court order and the laws of the State to which you're moving, but you'll likely need to (a) inform the Court where you...

In Colorado, your daughter and her husband can be witnesses. Is some states this is a problem, and Attorney Zichi was from Michigan, where perhaps...

To expand a bit on what Attorney Landy said, you, as a beneficiary are not responsible for any of your aunt's debts - only her "estate" is...

Do I need to get a temp guardianship for my child to live with my friend while I'm overseas for a job?

Yes, you should appoint a temporary guardian. The good news is that it's pretty easy to do so. Colorado has a fantastic "self-help" site...

Can money in a First-Party Special Needs Trust be left to family or does it automatically go to pay off medicaid?

I'm sorry to hear about your sister's medical condition. As to your specific question, that answer is very complicated since it involves crisis...

A Codicil has the same requirements as a Will, and in Colorado, it is valid if you have two witnesses or a notary.

How can i give my parents guardianship so my son can attend school in CO?

The best thing to do up front is to contact the school district and find out what they prefer/need. Usually, it will involve you signing something...

Do I need a Letter of Appointment to fulfill duty as executor of mom's will, even though she died 9mos ago? I need bank records.

Technically, most probate proceedings should be initiated within 3 years of a death, although there are some exceptions. In practice, I've seen...

As Attorney Nichols indicated, your rights can likely only be protected by engaging an attorney who handles probate – and likely one who handles...

What do I need to do if I want to decline receiving any more of my Mom's trust benefits?

While you could just tell your sister (assuming she is the Trustee of your Mothers Trust), it's usually best to send the notice in writing, so...