Colorado Springs Estate Planning Attorneys
- Trusts
- Wills
- Probate
- Business Formation
What We Do
Our Colorado Springs estate planning attorneys help individuals and families create plans for their property, loved ones, and future care. Whether you’re starting your first estate plan or updating documents after a life change, we’ll help you understand your options and make informed decisions.
Mason Law & Planning Group prepares wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and other documents tailored to your circumstances. We help you consider who should make decisions on your behalf, how you want assets distributed, and how the parts of your plan work together.
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Estate Planning for Colorado Springs Individuals and Families
Your estate plan should reflect the people who depend on you, the property you own, and the decisions you want to make for the future. Our estate planning attorneys help Colorado Springs clients work through those details, whether they’re raising children, preparing for retirement, or reviewing a plan created years ago.
We’ll help you consider who should manage your affairs if you cannot, how to provide for loved ones, and whether a will or trust fits your goals. If you already have documents, we can review how they work together and identify changes that may be needed.
Mason Law & Planning Group serves clients throughout Colorado Springs, including Briargate, Flying Horse, downtown, and the Broadmoor area. Consultations are currently available through our Monument office.
Estate Planning Services in Colorado Springs
Trusts
Create or update a trust with guidance on choosing trustees, planning distributions, and coordinating your trust with your assets.
Wills
Document your wishes for distributing property, nominate guardians for minor children, and name a personal representative for your estate.
Probate
Get help understanding your responsibilities as a personal representative and managing the legal steps involved in settling a loved one’s estate.
Asset Protection
Explore planning strategies based on your property, potential risks, and long-term goals for preserving family wealth.
Business Formation
Establish a business structure that supports your ownership goals and works with your estate plan.
Succession Planning
Plan for who will own and manage your business after retirement, incapacity, or a transfer of ownership.
Events
Upcoming Estate Planning Events near Colorado Springs
Tuesday
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November 10, 2026
Wednesday
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November 18, 2026
Thursday
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December 3, 2026
Tuesday
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December 8, 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
What can an estate planning attorney help me with?
An estate planning attorney helps you document your wishes for your property, future care, and loved ones. Our Colorado Springs estate planning attorneys can help you choose appropriate documents, name people to handle important responsibilities, and coordinate your will, trusts, powers of attorney, and beneficiary arrangements.
Do I need an estate plan if I don’t have significant wealth?
Estate planning addresses more than the value of your assets. You may want to identify who should make financial or healthcare decisions if you cannot, provide instructions for personal property, or nominate a guardian for minor children. Your plan should reflect your responsibilities and priorities, whatever the size of your estate.
How do I know whether I need a will or a trust?
The right approach depends on your property, family circumstances, and goals for managing and transferring assets. A will and a trust serve different purposes, and some plans include both. Our attorneys can explain the options and help you understand which approach fits your situation.
Can you review an estate plan I already have?
Yes. We can review existing documents and discuss whether they still reflect your wishes and circumstances. A review is especially useful after marriage, divorce, a birth or death in the family, a move to Colorado, or a significant change in property or finances. Bring your current documents and any questions you have about how the plan works.
What should I prepare before an estate planning consultation?
It helps to think about your goals, the people you want to provide for, and whom you would trust to handle financial, healthcare, or estate responsibilities. Gather any existing estate planning documents and a general overview of your property, accounts, and beneficiary designations. You do not need every decision finalized before speaking with an attorney.
Start Your Estate Plan
Discuss your goals, review an existing plan, or get help deciding where to begin. Our attorneys help Colorado Springs individuals and families put their wishes into a clear, coordinated estate plan.