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Protecting Your Future: Estate Planning During and After Divorce

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Protecting Your Future: Estate Planning During and After Divorce

Divorce changes nearly every part of your life — including who's legally responsible for your care, your assets, and your children if something happens to you. Yet estate planning is often one of the last things on the list, even though it's one of the most important forms of protection you can put in place for yourself and the people you love.

Join me and guest speaker Rachel Brunfon, an estate planning attorney at The Rains Law Firm who has practiced law since 1998, for a Lunch & Learn on Protecting Your Future: Estate Planning During and After Divorce. Rachel has a particular passion for helping divorced women start over with clear, updated protections in place — not just for their assets, but for their children and their own care in the event of incapacity.

In this session, Rachel will walk us through:

  • Why an old will or trust may no longer reflect your wishes — or protect the people you intend it to

  • What happens, legally, if you don't have a will or trust in place

  • How incapacity planning works, and why it matters during and after divorce

  • What the process actually looks like, and why it doesn't have to be complicated or expensive

Whether you're in the middle of your divorce or rebuilding on the other side of it, this conversation is designed to give you clear, grounded information — no pressure, no jargon, just a chance to understand your options and take the next step at your own pace.

Date: September 23, 2026
Time: 12 - 1pm MST | 2 - 3pm EST
Cost: Free!

Host:
Cat Climaco

Divorce, Custody & Co-Parenting Coach
Founder, Peaceful Presence Divorce Coaching

Guest Speaker:
Rachel Brunfon

Rachel Brunfon has been an attorney since 1998.  She has practiced in a number of different areas of law and is currently an estate planning attorney working at The Rains Law Firm.  She assists people with the protection of their assets, care of their loved ones, and support during incapacity.  She believes everyone should have a will or trust, and she has a particular interest in helping divorced women start over with the proper protections for themselves and their loved ones.  She charges a flat fee for a full will or trust package, and the cost can be quite low, especially if your needs are simple.

Rachel.brunfon@rains-law.com
720-689-8314

 
 
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