Estate Planning Attorney
in Boulder, Colorado
McGann Law Group serves Boulder families and professionals with wills, trusts, powers of attorney, living wills, and probate support. Nicole meets clients in person at our Boulder office and is a member of the Boulder County Bar Association — not just a firm that added Boulder to a list.
Wills, Trusts, Powers of Attorney, Living Wills
Probate Support for Boulder County Families
Boulder County Bar Association Member
In-Person Consultations in Boulder
LL.M. in Taxation — University of Denver
Free 30-Minute Consultations
Estate Planning for Boulder Families
Boulder is home to a wide range of families and professionals — longtime residents, newer homeowners, university community members, retirees, and people approaching major life transitions. What they have in common is that many of them don't have an estate plan, or have one that hasn't been updated to reflect where they are now.
An estate plan determines who inherits your assets, who raises your children if something happens to you, who manages your finances if you're incapacitated, and what medical care you receive if you can't speak for yourself. For Boulder homeowners — where real estate values have increased significantly over the past decade — the stakes of not planning are higher than most people realize.
McGann Law Group handles the full range of estate planning documents for Boulder clients, with consultations available in person at our Boulder office or virtually for those who prefer it.
An estate plan is a set of documents personally tailored to handle your affairs and carry out your wishes — while you're alive and after you're gone. Whether you're setting up a first plan, updating one after a life change, or navigating probate for a loved one, McGann Law Group handles each case directly and personally.
In-Person Consultations Available in Boulder
Boulder Office — By Appointment 4845 Pearl East Circle, Suite 101 Boulder, CO 80301
Nicole meets clients in Boulder regularly. Virtual consultations by Zoom or phone are also available if that's more convenient.
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Estate Planning Services Available to Boulder Clients
A will directs who inherits your property, names your executor, and — for parents — legally designates a guardian for your minor children. Without one, Colorado's intestacy laws decide
A revocable living trust transfers your assets to your beneficiaries without probate, keeps your estate private, and provides for incapacity during your lifetime. For Boulder families with appreciated real estate and retirement accounts, a trust often makes more sense than a will alone.
A durable financial power of attorney and a medical power of attorney authorize trusted people to manage your finances and healthcare decisions if you're ever unable to act for yourself — without court intervention.
Living Will
An advance healthcare directive documents your preferences for end-of-life medical care. Colorado healthcare providers are required to honor a properly executed living will.
If you're settling the estate of someone who lived or owned property in Boulder County, we can help you navigate the probate process — from filing through final distribution.
Why Boulder County Bar Membership Matters
Nicole is a member of the Boulder County Bar Association. That's not a marketing claim — it's a credential that reflects a genuine professional connection to the local legal community and to the courts where Boulder County probate matters are filed.
For Boulder clients, it means working with an attorney who knows the local legal landscape, not one who simply serves the area from a Denver address.
Clear Guidance, Every Step of the Way
"Nicole made the process easy and explained very detailed law in a way that allowed us to understand it."
— Amy & Warren G.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does McGann Law Group serve Boulder, Colorado?
Yes. We serve Boulder clients with the full range of estate planning services — wills, trusts, powers of attorney, living wills, and probate support. Nicole is a member of the Boulder County Bar Association and meets clients in person at our Boulder office at 4845 Pearl East Circle, Suite 101.
Do I need a local attorney for estate planning in Boulder?
Colorado doesn't require your estate planning attorney to be based in the same city. What matters more is that your attorney understands Colorado law, drafts documents that meet Colorado's requirements, and is accessible when you have questions. Nicole is a Boulder County Bar member with more than 23 years of Colorado estate planning experience and a local office where she meets Boulder clients regularly.
Who handles probate in Boulder County?
Boulder County probate matters are filed through the Boulder County District Court. Nicole is familiar with Boulder County probate procedures and can represent executors and families through the process — from initial filing through final distribution.
Can I do estate planning virtually if I'm in Boulder?
Yes. After booking, Nicole will confirm whether you'd prefer to meet in person at the Boulder office, by Zoom, or by phone. All three options are available.
Start Planning for Your Future in Boulder
Whether you’re creating an estate plan for the first time or updating documents that no longer reflect your wishes, Nicole can help you understand your options and put the right plan in place. Schedule a free 30-minute consultation for experienced estate planning guidance in Boulder and throughout the Front Range.