Colorado Estate Planning
COVID-19 RESPONSE
For new and existing clients affected by the Coronavirus outbreak
Our Response to COVID-19
The safety of our clients, our team, and their families is our top priority. As the situation surrounding COVID-19 evolves, it’s becoming clear that the best way to protect our communities is to take responsible, precautionary measures sooner rather than later.
Due to the critical nature of legal work, Solem Williams & McKinley, P.C. is still providing services for new and existing clients through the COVID-19 outbreak. However, our office is minimally staffed and most work is being conducted remotely.
We are committed to supporting our clients in this time of need, and to promoting protective measures for their loved ones.
Resources
For the most comprehensive and up-to-date information on COVID-19, please reference these reliable resources:
WHO – The World Health Organization:
CDC – The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention:
TCHD – The Tri-County Healthy Department:
We're Here For You
Solem Williams & McKinley, P.C. is continuing to offer estate planning services to help our community better prepare for whatever lies ahead. With so many uncertainties, having a plan of action holds new importance. Getting your affairs in order should be a top priority.
We are currently equipped to provide consultations via telephone, Zoom, or in-person.
Most paperwork can be signed (and even notarized) remotely.
Top Priorities for Estate Planning
During the COVID-19 Outbreak
WILLS
• Last Will and Testament
• Living Wills
• Codicils - Updates to Your Current Will
• Specific Provisions for Minor Children
POWERS OF ATTORNEY
• Medical POA
• General Durable POA (Financial)
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CONTACT US
To keep everyone as safe and well-served as possible while we temporarily work remotely,
we request that you use email as your primary method of contact.
Please fill out the following form to contact our team.