Hartney Law Boulder, Colorado
Estate Planning & Legacy

Not just an estate plan.
An experience.

An integral, whole-person approach to protecting the people and places you love — built for adventurous, entrepreneurial Colorado families.

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Wills & Trusts Guardianship for Children Business Succession Trust Administration Legacy & Values Planning
The Difference

Planning done with care, not paperwork done quickly.

01

An integral, whole-person approach

We begin with your values, your family dynamics, and the life you're actually building — then design the legal structure around it.

02

Flat fees, quoted before we begin

No hourly meter, no surprise invoices. You know the investment in advance, so you can ask every question you have.

03

Complimentary three-year reviews

Lives change — births, sales, moves, marriages. Every three years we revisit your plan together, at no additional cost.

04

Careful, specific planning for children

Guardianship chosen thoughtfully, instructions written in your own voice, and protection that holds up in the first twenty-four hours as well as the next twenty years.

05

A relationship, not a transaction

Your family has one attorney who knows the whole story — and answers the phone when it matters most.

Martha Hartney
Your Attorney

Martha Hartney

Connecting parents to a deeper essence of estate planning — transforming a traditionally austere process into one of liberation and bonding.

Martha has practiced estate planning in Colorado for over thirteen years, consistently and joyfully connecting parents to a deeper essence of estate planning — turning a traditionally austere process into one of liberation and bonding. The firm's mission to educate and empower families has touched hundreds of parents, and it was named Best of the West by YellowScene Magazine in its second year open, winning six years running.

A full-time single mother to two sons while in school, she graduated from the University of Denver, focusing her studies on family, juvenile, and estate law — the overlapping realities of parenting and law. She served in the Boulder County District Attorney's Office, Larimer County Domestic Courts, and the Rocky Mountain Children's Law Center, and as a pro bono guardian ad litem for abused and delinquent children.

She is a certified Child & Family Investigator and a mediator, has supported new mothers as a La Leche League Leader, and remains an advocate of attachment and natural parenting. Her two sons are now both in college.

Super Lawyers Avvo Rated Best of the West · Six Years Child & Family Investigator Mediator
The entire team is warm and compassionate. Communication is prompt. The fees are fair. After the whole process was done, we left with our estate planning binder fully updated. Highly recommend.
Lani Baron — Relocated from California
Martha helped my family with trust documents. She is an exceptional professional with the experience and knowledge to help. We were all happy with the expeditious delivery of the expected documents and her communication throughout the process.
Kelly Smith
The estate planning process was well laid out and easy to follow. Martha was very attentive to my neighbor, answered her questions thoughtfully, and customized the details to her personal preferences. The finished product exceeded her expectations.
Meg Heitlinger
Resources

Reading for families who are getting ready.

Guide

Choosing a guardian without losing sleep

The five questions that make the decision clearer.

Essay

What a trust actually does for a business owner

Succession, liquidity, and keeping the doors open.

Begin

There is a good version of this conversation. Let's have it.

An hour, no cost, no obligation — just a clear picture of where your family stands and what it would take to feel settled.

Schedule a Free Consultation
Call
(303) 747-3909
Office
1919 14th Street, Suite 700
Boulder, Colorado 80302
Hours
Monday – Friday, 9 AM – 5 PM
Saturday & Sunday, closed