Unmarried in Colorado? Your Partner Could Lose Everything Without an Estate Plan

Описание: 🏠 If you’re in a long-term relationship but not legally married, Colorado law does not automatically protect your partner. Even if you share a home, kids, finances, and a life together, the court doesn’t care about intentions — it only follows what is written in your legal documents.

In this video, attorney Anastasia Feinberg explains what really happens when an unmarried partner becomes incapacitated or passes away in Colorado. You’ll learn:

• Why your partner has no automatic rights to your home or assets
• How probate court decides everything when there’s no trust
• Why “common-law marriage” is not a guarantee
• How your partner could be forced to prove your relationship in court
• What happens when your partner and your family disagree
• How a revocable living trust protects both partners and children in blended families

If you live together, love each other, but haven’t made it legal, you still need a plan to prevent court battles, delays, and heartbreak.

👉 Schedule a free consultation with us today and protect the person you love with a plan that actually works under Colorado law.

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TIMESTAMPS
00:00–00:11: Who Inherits Your Home? Why 'Love Doesn't Write the Rules' in Colorado Estate Law.1
00:11–00:32: The Unmarried Trap: Long-term couples with shared lives and assets are missing this key legal protection.2
00:32–00:53: Probate Nightmare: If you don't have a trust, you must convince the court you were in a common law marriage.3
00:53–01:10: Family Feuds: What happens when the deceased partner's family disputes your common law marriage claim in court?4
01:10–01:31: Essential Planning: How to protect your partner AND be fair to your kids and family.5
01:31–01:56: Don't Let Your Partner Get 'Screwed': Create a plan that respects your wishes and your partnership.