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from clean out to close.
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Understanding the Probate/Estate Process
Probate isn’t always straightforward as it seems. It can be confusing or difficult to navigate when you’re unfamiliar with the field—and that’s where we come in. We, and our partners, are experts in the probate process in the state of Colorado.
Step One
File a Petition with
County Court

Begin the probate process by filing a petition with the court to officially start the proceedings.
Step Two
Appointment of a Personal Representative

The court appoints a Personal Representative (PR) who will manage the estate throughout the process.
Step Three
List with Colorado
Estate Services

Work with Colorado Estate Services to prepare and list the property for sale, ensuring maximum exposure.
Step Four
Inventory and Appraisal of Estate

The PR creates an inventory and arranges an appraisal to determine the estate’s total value, including the real estate.
Step Five
Notification of Heirs and Creditors

The PR must notify all heirs and creditors, giving them the opportunity to make claims on the estate.
Step Six
Court Approval to Sell Property Real Estate

Court approval is required to proceed with the sale of the estate’s property, ensuring transparency and compliance.
Step Seven
Personal Property Removal

Prepare the property for sale by cleaning out personal belongings and removing junk.
Step Eight
Coordinate Professional Contractors

If repairs or improvements are needed, contractors may be hired to address necessary updates.
Step Nine
Professionally Clean Home for Market

Ensure the property is professionally cleaned to enhance its market appeal.
Step Ten
Pre-MLS Marketing-if Applicable

Use targeted marketing strategies before the MLS listing to generate interest in the property.
Step Eleven
Negotiate ‘Contract to Buy and Sell’

Work with Colorado Estate Services to negotiate the terms of sale, ensuring the best deal for the estate.
Step Twelve
Sale Approval and Closing of Property

Once a buyer is secured, the court must approve the sale, and the transaction proceeds to closing.
Step Thirteen
Paying Debts
and Taxes

The PR pays off any outstanding debts and taxes owed by the estate from the proceeds of the sale.
Step Fourteen
Distribution of
Proceeds

The remaining funds are distributed to heirs or beneficiaries according to the will or state law.
Step Fifteen
Final Accounting and Closure

The PR submits a final accounting to the court, and the estate is officially closed.








