UPCOMING SEMINARS:

Please check back regularly for upcoming seminars and/or events of interest.

“Taking the Headache Out of Dying”   Saturday March 12, 2011, 1:00pm to 3:00pm              At the Fox & Hound Restaurant at 4750 120th Ave., #900, Westminster, CO (across the street from the big new Walmart and just down the block from Sprouts)

A FREE 2 hour seminar on planning for incapacity and death, presented by Craig Kirscht of Farmers Insurance, and Rebecca Pescador.  This seminar will address the practical, financial, and legal aspects of preparing for incapacity and death.  Do your loved ones know what to do to handle your affairs if you become incapacitated? Do you have the necessary documents in place to permit someone to take care of your affairs? Do you have a Living Will, and does it address persistent vegetative state?  Do you have insurance in place to help cover your final expenses and the loss to your family of your income when you die?  We will be addressing all of these questions and many more.  There will  be plenty of time for questions and answers as well. 

Although an RSVP is not required, please email me if you intend to come - a head count is always helpful in making final preparations.

MEMBERSHIPS & ASSOCIATIONS

Member of the Colorado Bar Association since 2001.

Member of the Colorado Bar Association Family Law Section since 2006.

Member of the Colorado Bar Association Trust and Estate Section since 2007.

Member of the Trust and Estate Section Civic Affairs Committee since 2008. Among other things, this Committee plans and puts on the annual Senior Law Day in the Denver Metro Area, and assists local Bar Associations around the state put on their own local Senior Law Day.

Volunteer for the Christian Legal Aid Clinic held at COFU since it opened in June 2010.

Mentor for law students through the Christian Legal Society since 2010.

PUBLISHED CASE

Wilson v. Meyer, 126 P. 3d 276, Colorado Court of Appeals (2005)

The information contained in these pages is general in nature.

It does not constitute legal advice, and should not be used as a substitute for obtaining legal advice for your situation.