Wills

Whether you are considering creating a will for the first time or changing your existing will, the attorneys at  Glatstein & O’Brien can help. Our attorneys are experienced in drafting wills for simple and complicated estates, and for clients of modest means and high net worth.

A will is a set of instructions directing when, how, and to whom your property should pass upon your death. In addition, you may name a guardian for your minor or disabled adult child in your will.

You must be at least age 18 and of sound mind to make a will, must know what property you own, who your immediate family members are, and to whom you want your property to be given. A will must be signed by you (or at your direction). A will must be witnessed or notarized by a Notary Public. It is prudent, when possible, to have your will witnessed by two disinterested parties and notarized.

To set up an appointment with one of our attorneys, please call (303) 731-3986 or fill out the brief form located on the left side of this page or under the “ Contact Us” tab above. We look forward to hearing from you soon!

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Practice Areas

Elder Law
Estate Planning
Probate & Estate Administration
Probate Litigation