“My specializations are the niche areas of estate planning and probate law.”

Practice Area

Estate Planning

An estate plan is not just for the wealthy. Regardless of whether you have a relatively modest estate or substantial assets, expressing your intent for the management and disposition of your property and establishing critical legal directives are essential. Putting in place a sound, well-designed plan with legal documentation, and keeping that plan up to date as the years progress, allow you to take charge of the future. This means maximizing the chances that your asset management and distribution wishes are known and carried out if you become incapacitated and when you pass away, and that persons of your choice are authorized to effectuate your wishes. By taking these proactive steps, you also will be reducing the chances of disputes arising among your successors and heirs.

An estate plan is not just for the wealthy. Regardless of whether you have a relatively modest estate or substantial assets, expressing your intent for the management and disposition of your property and establishing critical legal directives are essential. Putting in place a sound, well-designed plan with legal documentation, and keeping that plan up to date as the years progress, allow you to take charge of the future. This means maximizing the chances that your asset management and distribution wishes are known and carried out if you become incapacitated and when you pass away, and that persons of your choice are authorized to effectuate your wishes. By taking these proactive steps, you also will be reducing the chances of disputes arising among your successors and heirs.

Lynne Bruzzese specializes in estate and trust administration. Whether you are working with an out-of-state attorney and need assistance settling a Colorado asset or you have experienced the death of someone close and need guidance through the probate process, or you’re administering only a few assets or settling your deceased loved one’s trust, Lynne can assist you.

Lynne Bruzzese specializes in estate and trust administration. Whether you are working with an out-of-state attorney and need assistance settling a Colorado asset or you have experienced the death of someone close and need guidance through the probate process, or you’re administering only a few assets or settling your deceased loved one’s trust, Lynne can assist you.

If you have concerns about a loved one who has a disability or whose capacity may be declining, or you suspect that your loved one is being financially exploited or abused, it may be advisable to take protective measures, potentially by initiating or contesting a conservatorship. With her astuteness and experience in this area, Lynne will help you assess your loved one’s situation and how you might protect them and otherwise navigate this difficult area of law.

If you have concerns about a loved one who has a disability or whose capacity may be declining, or you suspect that your loved one is being financially exploited or abused, it may be advisable to take protective measures, potentially by initiating or contesting a conservatorship. With her astuteness and experience in this area, Lynne will help you assess your loved one’s situation and how you might protect them and otherwise navigate this difficult area of law.

Should a dispute arise related to a vulnerable loved one or related to a deceased loved one’s Will estate or trust, Lynne can utilize her training and years of experience to analyze the situation, assist you in pursuing a negotiated or mediated settlement, and zealously represent you in court if litigation becomes necessary or has already begun.

Should a dispute arise related to a vulnerable loved one or related to a deceased loved one’s Will estate or trust, Lynne can utilize her training and years of experience to analyze the situation, assist you in pursuing a negotiated or mediated settlement, and zealously represent you in court if litigation becomes necessary or has already begun.