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  • Serves Commerce City, CO
I have proven to be a compassionate guide to divorced and/or widowed women who are facing new financial challenges. I help successful late-career professionals prepare for retirement while there is still time to make course corrections, if needed. I work with mid-career families juggling the competing financial demands of housing, raising children, saving for college, saving adequately for retirement, and funding pre-retirement goals. I enjoy educating small business owners and guiding individuals and families through all stages of their financial lives. I thrive in my role as a financial mentor. Fiduciary. LGBTQ ally. My clients control their money, it doesn't control them. I believe that your financial plan should make sense to you, and that you should be able to articulate it clearly to your friends and family. You should feel confident that your dollars are working hard for you, helping you achieve your most important goals. In addition to the normal financial advisor stuff, I believe that part of my job is to prepare you for things you never thought of and things you might have overlooked or under-prioritized. I want you to have peace of mind, and to have more free time to do the things you enjoy. I am committed to thinking holistically and creatively so that I can help my clients work toward their unique financial goals. I am attracted to the energy of those who shape our world and future such as business owners, educators, and entrepreneurs. I am dedicated to helping clients pursue financial independence through practical, values-driven financial plans. I believe in treating my clients with respect, honesty, integrity, and service excellence.See more

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How much does an attorney charge to do a will?

On average, attorneys charge $940-$1,500 to create a will. However, different factors (complexity, assets, hourly rates, etc.) can impact the cost. Get a more accurate estimate by contacting attorneys near you.

How do you find a good attorney for wills?

To find the best attorney to create your will, start your search on Thumbtack. With Thumbtack, you can quickly locate lawyers near you. As you’re browsing through potential attorneys you might hire, read their profiles to find out which ones specialize in will creation and estate planning. Then, contact a few of them to request cost estimates.

What questions should you ask an attorney about wills?

When you’re creating a will and looking for a potential lawyer, ask plenty of questions. For example, ask:

  • How long will it take to draw up a will?
  • How much do you charge for will creation?
  • How do you set your prices? Do you charge hourly rates?
  • How long have you been practicing law, specifically estate planning and will creation?

What do I need to bring to an attorney for a will?

Before you meet with your attorney, you might be asked to bring documents and copies of your personal assets (property and real estate, bank statements, retirement accounts, investments) and debts. Your lawyer might also ask you to bring information about your family and beneficiaries.

Ask the lawyer you hire to provide a list of documents and information you should bring to your first meeting with them.

How do you prepare a simple will?

Work with a lawyer to prepare a simple will. An attorney can help you figure out what to include and make a plan for your estate. Ultimately, your will should contain instructions on what to do with your assets. You should also select beneficiaries, guardians for your children (if you have any) and an executor for the will.

To help ensure you don’t miss any steps, hire an estate planning attorney to prepare your will.

What kind of an attorney does wills?

Estate planning and wills attorneys can help you create a will. Search for lawyers near you on Thumbtack, and request price quotes to find out how much you can expect to pay.

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