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Creating wills and trusts: Why ethical wills matter
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Rocky Mountain Elder Law's approach to estate planning - what does an estate plan include?
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Ethical wills: Your true legacy
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Don't have a will? Here's why you need one
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Important changes in the Federal Income Tax Law
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Why the changes in Federal Income Tax Law could affect you
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Do I need a medical Power of Attorney for my teenager?
01:33
Do you know if you're in a common-law marriage in Colorado?
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What to do when someone dies
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Why Medicaid Planning is crucial to nursing home care planning
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Do you have plans in place for the end of your life and your legacy?
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How you can get started today with estate planning
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Kate Silburn interview with Colorado & Company
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Why do I need Medicaid planning?
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Who needs a guardianship or conservatorship?
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When do I need an estate litigation attorney?
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How does estate probate work?
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Rocky Mountain Elder Law - Who is Kate Silburn?
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What do I need for estate planning?
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rockymountainelderlaw.com
Acutely attuned to the needs of seniors and their families, Kate Silburn practices all facets of elder law, including estate planning, estate administration, probate, guardianship and conservatorship.
Kate’s dual credentials of a Masters of Divinity from Harvard and law degree from Columbia make her uniquely qualified to help families navigate end-of-life issues. As a hospice chaplain, she understands the gravity of patient rights, palliative care delivery and guardianship.
She works with families in the Denver metro area to create and preserve their legacy for generations. Legacy means more than what you leave your loved ones when you die, it is also how you live and the gifts you give your family.
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