Estate Planning Attorney Serving Firestone, Colorado
McGann Law Group serves Firestone families with wills, trusts, powers of attorney, living wills, and probate support. Our Longmont office is approximately 15 minutes from Firestone via I-25, and virtual consultations are available for clients who prefer not to travel.
Wills, Trusts, Powers of Attorney, Living Wills
Probate Support for Weld County Families
LL.M. in Taxation — University of Denver
Longmont Office — 15 Minutes via I-25
Virtual Consultations Available
Free 30-Minute Consultations
Estate Planning for Firestone Families
Firestone has grown considerably over the past decade, and the families moving in — many of them young, with children, buying their first or second home — often arrive without an estate plan. That gap closes quickly once people realize what's at stake.
A will determines who inherits your assets and, critically for parents, who is legally designated to raise your children if something happens to you and your spouse. Powers of attorney authorize trusted people to manage your finances and healthcare decisions if you're incapacitated. A trust can keep your estate out of Weld County probate and give you more control over how your assets are eventually distributed.
These aren't complicated conversations. Nicole has worked with hundreds of first-time estate planning clients throughout Weld County and the Front Range, and structures every consultation to make the process clear from the start.
Convenient Access from Firestone
Main Office — Longmont (15 Minutes from Firestone) 1079 S. Hover St., Suite 200 Longmont, CO 80501
Firestone is a short drive south on I-25 to Longmont. Nicole also offers virtual consultations by Zoom or phone for Firestone clients who prefer to meet remotely.
Estate Planning Services for Firestone Clients
If you're serving as executor of an estate or managing affairs after a family member has passed, we can walk you through every step of the proces
Probate
A will puts your asset distribution and guardianship wishes in writing. For Firestone parents, naming a guardian for your minor children is often the first and most urgent reason to get this done.
A revocable living trust avoids probate, provides for incapacity, and gives you control over when and how your beneficiaries receive assets. We've written a full breakdown of when a trust makes more sense than a will alone.
A durable financial power of attorney and a medical power of attorney give trusted people immediate legal authority to handle your finances and healthcare decisions — without requiring a court order first.
If you're serving as executor of an estate or managing affairs after a family member has passed, we can walk you through every step of the proces
Probate
An advance healthcare directive documents your end-of-life medical preferences. Colorado providers are required to honor a properly executed living will.
If you're settling the estate of someone who lived or owned property in Weld County, we can help you navigate the Colorado probate process.
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Firestone Is Growing — Your Plan Should Keep Up
Buying a home is one of the most common reasons people finally make the call. A home is typically the largest asset in an estate and one of the most important to plan around. Who inherits it, how it's titled, and whether it goes through probate are decisions that need to be made deliberately — not left to Colorado's default rules.
If you've bought a home in Firestone and don't have an estate plan, that's the gap we'd start with. A free consultation will tell you what you need and what it will cost — before any work begins.
Why Clients Trust McGann Law Group
★★★★★
"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 Firestone, Colorado?
Yes. We serve Firestone clients with the full range of estate planning services — wills, trusts, powers of attorney, living wills, and probate support. Our main office in Longmont is approximately 15 minutes from Firestone via I-25, and virtual consultations are available for clients who prefer to meet remotely.
Do I need an estate plan if I just bought a home in Firestone?
A home purchase is one of the most common — and best — reasons to put an estate plan together. Your home is likely your most significant asset, and without a will or trust, what happens to it after you die is determined by Colorado's intestacy laws, not by your wishes. If you also have children, a will is the document that lets you name who raises them.
Who handles probate in Weld County?
Weld County probate matters are filed through the Weld County District Court. Nicole is familiar with Colorado probate procedures, including Weld County filings, and can help executors and families navigate the process.
I'm busy and don't have time for a long legal process. How involved is this?
Most first-time estate planning clients complete their plan in two to three meetings. Nicole structures each one around your specific situation — not a generic checklist — and keeps the process moving efficiently. Virtual consultations mean you can do the whole thing without leaving Firestone if you prefer.
Can I meet virtually instead of driving to Longmont?
Yes. After booking, Nicole will confirm whether you'd prefer to meet in person at the Longmont office, by Zoom, or by phone. All three options are available.
Make Sure Your Plan Reflects Your Wishes
From wills and trusts to powers of attorney and other essential documents, Nicole can help you build an estate plan around your specific needs and goals. Schedule a free 30-minute consultation to learn what your plan should include and what it will take to put it in place.