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Colorado Wills and Estates is right for you if you want to know that your plan will actually work when you and your loved ones need it most.

Our promise to you

Our goal is to protect your legacy by providing estate planning and elder law asset and crisis planning that meets your unique needs and budget.

You’ve been thinking about it for a while now. You want to get your estate plan in order, but you’re not sure how to go about it. We want to make it as easy as possible for you to take the first step towards accomplishing your unique estate planning goals.

It is important that you know we do things differently than traditional estate planning firms. Our unique process is one of the reasons why clients like working with us so much. If you are interested in taking that first step, just schedule a Getting Started Call with us today at a time that works best for you! We look forward to getting the chance to learn more about what’s important to you. Learn More

Colorado Wills and Estates is situated mid-way between Downtown Denver and the Denver Tech Center and is just three blocks north of the Colorado Boulevard & I-25 interchange. Colorado Wills and Estates offers both in-person and virtual meetings so that we can serve individuals and families throughout the State of Colorado.

Brian Musell, Esq.

Colorado native, Brian Musell, founded Colorado Wills and Estates in order to help individuals and families across the State of Colorado protect their assets from creditors, accidental liability, divorce, estate taxes, and the high cost of long-term care.

“I’m passionate about educating my community and ensuring my clients have the peace of mind knowing that our planning will protect them and their loved ones when they need it most.”

I have been practicing law in Colorado for the past fifteen years and I encourage any person who has been thinking about protecting their legacy to contact my firm for an appointment today. Learn More

Do you need to hire an estate planning attorney? If so, the first thing you should know is that there are many different types of attorneys. Some attorneys will take a “one-size-fits-all” approach to their client’s estate planning in order to “process” as many clients as possible.

We ensure that your planning goals are met by exploring your unique family dynamics, assets, individual needs and concerns. Learn More

Have you or your family member been advised that in order to qualify for medicaid benefits that you would have to use up almost all of your assets before you could qualify? This is absolutely false. Contact us to schedule a Getting Started phone call to learn how we can protect your assets.

Do you want to ensure that your child with special needs maintains eligibility for means-based programs while also providing supplemental care after you are gone? Schedule a Getting Started call with us to learn more about our first and third party supplemental needs trusts.

Are you thinking about gifting a specific amount or percentage of your estate to a charitable organization? Do you represent a charitable foundation and are seeking a recommendation for an estate planning attorney with experience setting up and funding a charitable trust? Schedule a Getting Started meeting today to learn how Colorado Wills and Estates can help you.

60%

All Americans

The majority of Americans do not have any estate planning in place.

72%

Updated Will?

An even larger percentage of Americans don’t have an updated will.

35%

Family Conflict

% of Americans who experienced or know someone who has had family conflict due to a lack of planning.

$10k

Private Long-term care

The average monthly cost of private pay long-term nursing home care in Colorado is $10,000.

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Our unique process ensures your planning success

At most estate planning law firms the relationship ends when you sign your documents. At Colorado Wills & Estates, we see the signing of your estate planning documents as just the beginning of our relationship with your family.

And that’s how it should be because your life will change, your assets will change, and the law will change. Your plan needs to change along the way, as well.

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