Vance Halvorson, Attorney at Law
Serving Steamboats Springs & Surrounding Areas
Vance E Halvorson is an experienced Attorney at Law based in Steamboat Springs, helping families understand their legal rights and options during
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PROFESSIONAL SERVICES AND AREAS OF PRACTICE:
Helping clients achieve their estate planning goals of avoiding the expenses and delay of probate, avoid or minimize estate taxes, protect a minor, disabled or bankrupt child or grandchild to pass the maximum benefit to the beneficiary or charity of your choice by the preparation of Wills, Living Wills, Revocable Living Trusts, Life Insurance Trusts, Special Needs Trusts and Disability Trusts, Family LLC or Partnerships, Medical Care Directives and Powers of Attorney.
Helping clients through difficult times when losing a loved one by commencing and continuing probate proceedings, administration of Probate, Trusts and Guardianship Estates including dispute resolution or claims.
Helping clients choose a business entity which limits liability, meets their business objectives and minimizes taxes by preparation of LLC’s, C & S Corporation, General and Limited Partnerships, or Family Limited Liability Partnerships.
Helping clients with their real property concerns including; real estate acquisition, purchase or sale of business, condemnation, oil and gas, civil litigation, appeals and water law.
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Disability Trust
Revocable Living Trust
Third Party Supplemental Needs Trust
ASSET PROTECTION (Medicaid) IRREVOCABLE TRUST
You might have heard of the high cost of nursing home care and were wondering how you would have any estate left for your
ESTATE PLANNING
You have probably heard that your friends or family are going through the “estate planning” process and are wondering what it is and whether it is something you should consider for yourself.
Probate
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