SMALL ESTATE ADMINISTRATION

​Not every estate needs to go through the full probate process. Colorado law provides simplified procedures for smaller estates, which can save time, expense, and stress for families dealing with a relatively modest estate.

How Small Estate Procedures Work
Depending on the value and type of assets involved, it may be possible to transfer property using a small estate affidavit rather than opening a full probate case. These procedures have specific eligibility requirements under Colorado law, and using them incorrectly can create complications down the road.

We can help you determine whether your situation qualifies for a simplified process, prepare the necessary documentation, and make sure assets are transferred properly and legally.


Find Out if Your Estate Qualifies

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