My wife and I recently purchased a mattress and are in the process of replacing our car that was stolen/wrecked ( a story for another time). With most of these products, you can try them out for a few days or a few months. If it doesn’t work right or you don’t like it, you return it with no further obligation. This ability to try things out provides a sense of comfort and confidence in your purchase.

How do you get the same effect with your estate plan? You really won’t know whether your estate plan works like it should until your incapacitated or you’ve died. Those aren’t the ideal times to validate your estate plan. There are ways to ensure your plan will work. 1) Don’t do it yourself. Let a professional handle it. 2) Work with an attorney who is experienced and has created plans that have proven effective. 3) If you have an existing plan, have it reviewed. 

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Justin Fish

Justin Scott Fish is the founder of Justin Fish Legal, P.C., an estate planning and elder law firm serving Colorado Springs and Woodland Park, Colorado. He earned his law degree from Golden Gate University School of Law and began his legal career in San Francisco after passing the California Bar Exam, spending nearly a decade practicing law there, including representing clients in asbestos litigation. Fish later returned to Colorado, where he spent three years with a local estate planning firm before founding his own practice. Today, he focuses his practice on estate planning, wills and trusts, probate, special needs planning, elder law and Medicaid planning, and business planning.

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About Justin Fish Legal

Helping Colorado families navigate estate planning, probate, trusts, elder law, and long-term care planning with clear guidance and personalized solutions. Justin Fish works directly with clients to create custom-tailored plans designed around their family, goals, and future.

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