Having a valid will does not automatically avoid probate in Colorado. Many estates proceed through informal probate, which is a streamlined court process for admitting [...]

In 2026, your will usually controls probate assets, but many major assets can pass outside the will through beneficiary designations or joint ownership. That means [...]

When someone dies intestate in Colorado, property passes according to statute rather than personal wishes. Portions may go to a surviving spouse, designated beneficiary, descendants, [...]

Yes, Colorado adopted the Uniform Electronic Wills Act, which recognizes an electronic will as valid if it satisfies the Act’s requirements. An electronic will can [...]

To get started with estate planning in Denver, begin by consulting with our experienced estate planning attorney who can help you understand your options and [...]

In Colorado, a will and a trust serve different purposes in estate planning. A will is a legal document that outlines how a person's assets [...]

A trust can provide several benefits for estate planning in Denver. Firstly, it allows for the smooth and private transfer of assets to beneficiaries, avoiding [...]

Consulting a wills and trusts attorney in Colorado is essential for several reasons. These legal professionals provide expertise in creating comprehensive estate plans, ensuring that [...]