Specializing in Estate Planning

Protect your assets and ensure your wishes are honored with our comprehensive estate planning services.

Attorney Nicole J. McGann JD, LLM will guide you through the process of creating a Revocable Living Trust, Medical Durable Power of Attorney, Durable (Financial) Power of Attorney and Last Will and Testament.

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Welcome to McGann Law Group, a leading estate planning law firm serving the residents of Colorado.

At McGann Law Group, we understand that estate planning can be a complex and overwhelming process. Our experienced staff is dedicated to providing personalized and comprehensive guidance to help you protect your assets, provide for your loved ones, and ensure that your wishes are respected in the event of your incapacity or death.

Our services include:

Estate planning and will preparation: We will work with you to develop a customized estate plan that takes into account your unique circumstances and goals, including the use of trusts, powers of attorney, and healthcare directives to ensure your assets are protected and distributed according to your wishes.

Trust and Probate administration: If a loved one has passed away and you are the trustee or executor of their trust or estate, we can help guide you through the probate process and ensure that the assets are distributed in accordance with the deceased's wishes.

Long-term care planning: We can help you plan for the possibility of needing long-term care, including Medicaid planning, to ensure that your assets are protected and that you are able to receive the care you need.

Guardianships: In the event that a loved one becomes incapacitated and unable to make decisions for themselves, we can help you establish a guardianship to ensure their well-being and assets are protected.

Business Succession and Tax Resolution: We can help your business planning and ensure that your plan is legally sound, compliant and tax-efficient.

At McGann Law Group, we understand the importance of communication and accessibility. You can expect our staff to provide you with clear explanations and to be available to answer your questions throughout the estate planning process.

Contact us today to schedule a consultation with one of our experienced attorneys. Together, we can create an estate plan that gives you peace of mind and ensures that your wishes are respected.

Have you written your own Will?

You may have already written a will by yourself or decided to use an online service. You might have also appointed an agent under a power of attorney. It’s easy to think everything will be fine and you’ve made the necessary arrangements. Sadly this is rarely the case if you have not received professional legal support. In fact, there are many situations where the power of attorney won’t be recognized and a self-written or online generated will may bring many problems of its own. We can check all your existing estate plan and ensure everything is in order so your loved ones can avoid probate.

"We used the McGann Law Group both for estate planning and tax. Nicole made the process easy and explained very detailed law in a way that allowed us to understand it. The process to create our estate plan was much easier than anticipated."

Amy & Warren G.
"Nicole met me at my home to create an estate plan and make things easier for me. She went over the documents and their meanings so I could make the proper choices for my assets. She explained the reasons for each choice and gave me advice to make the choices I needed. I would not hesitate to use her again and highly recommend her.

Sylvia H.
"Something I value highly is that Nicole takes a pragmatic approach to law and doesn't over complicate things unnecessarily. However, if a matter is complex she is very capable of handling it. We had a stressful tax issue and Nicole explained the potential resolutions in a way that helped reduce our stress."

Mark J.
"My needs were put first and was I treated as a friend rather than a number, and I always received a fast response to my questions. My opinions were valued and my doubts were always reassured in a pleasant, down to earth way.

Heather M.

Wills

What is a Will? - A Will is a document that expresses where you would like all your assets, property/real estate, and wealth to go at your death.

Trusts

Trusts are an alternative to a Will and a foundational way to distribute much of your “estate” (assets you own) upon your death. You can put assets into the trust and take assets out of the trust.

Joint Tenancy

If you do not have a will or trust, there is the option to utilize the concept of joint tenancy or joint assets. It is a simple and expensive plan to executive buy may not cover all your needs. Find out if this is the right estate planning solution for you and your partner.

Protection Planning for Minors

Protecting your minors should never be outlooked in case of the unfortunate event of both you and your spouse passing away at the same time. There are various trusts you can set up and ways to determine their future guardian.

Beneficiary Designations

Deciding who will be your designated beneficiaries is a crucial part of the estate planning process. If they do not align with the provisions in the estate plan it can cause issues.

Disability Planning

Not all estate plans cover mental disability. Be prepared in the event of an accident or stroke that leaves you incapacitated.

Medical Directives/Living Will

We can support with any medical directives (aka living will) that you may wish to carry out and help you with the creation of such documents and instructions in the event of any injury or terminal illness that you may suffer.

Legacy Transfer Planning

Sometimes there is more than just money, property and assets to protect after your death. Learn how you can share your values and beliefs with legacy planning.