Today’s Guests:
Attorney Kevin Flesch of Flesch Law and Host Scott Whatley visit discuss 2 areas of Law: Personal Injury and Criminal Defense Law. We start with Personal Injury Law and Kevin talks about why it’s so important to hire an attorney early in the process. We discuss some tips on what to do after you are involved in an accident. Kevin says insurance companies do all they can to minimize your clam. A recent client came to Flesch Law after representing himself, and had an offer on the table. The client hired Flesch Law to take over the case and wow, take a listen on the value that Flesch Law added to this client’s final settlement. Then we shift to Criminal Law, and some of the most common cases. What do you do after you are arrested? How should you choose a criminal Law attorney? We answer these questions and more on today’s Legal Talk. Take a listen to this show, then you will be well informed. Attorney Kevin Flesch of Flesch Law has over 30 years of experience in Denver and throughout the State of Colorado. Kevin Flesch and their attorneys represent personal injury victims and people accused of criminal acts throughout the Denver area. It’s always a free consultation at Flesch Law. Call Kevin today at 303-806-8886 or visit the website at www.fleschlawfirm.com. Got a legal question? You can now TEXT the Flesch Law Line 24/7 with your legal question: 720-201-8585.

Then it’s “Your Legacy Your Way”, with Attorney Carolyn Duncan of Duncan Legal. On today’s show Carolyn explains why a single person, without children still needs an Estate Plan. For a single estate planning is typically simpler but still essential. A solid plan starts with a will to designate beneficiaries, name an executor, and even assign guardianship for pets or dependents. Many also use a revocable living trust to avoid probate and ensure privacy, especially when real estate or larger assets are involved. Powers of attorney are critical, appointing trusted individuals to handle finances and healthcare decisions if you become incapacitated, while an advance healthcare directive records medical preferences. Keeping beneficiary designations up to date on accounts and insurance is equally important. Singles must be deliberate in choosing executors, trustees, and heirs, whether family, friends, or charities. Optional tools like a letter of intent or pet trust can further clarify wishes. Ultimately, estate planning for singles emphasizes clear decision-makers and intentional asset distribution. Call Duncan Legal today 303-394-2358. Visit the website at www.duncanlegal.com.

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