Get a Free Life & Legacy Planning Session This Thanksgiving

DWquale on November 1, 2024

At Colorado Estate Services, we are committed to guiding families through the probate process with trusted resources and compassionate support. Our mission is to make probate as seamless as possible, leveraging our expertise and collaborating with skilled partners like Kendra Strong to simplify complex legal and estate challenges.


Meet Kendra Strong – Your Personal Family Lawyer

Kendra Strong, founder of Strong Law Firm, shares our dedication to serving families. Her firm specializes in personalized estate planning, ensuring that every aspect of a family’s legacy is carefully managed. With her expert guidance, families can rest assured that their wishes will be executed without unnecessary legal hurdles.


Thanksgiving Special: Free Life and Legacy Planning Session

This holiday season, Kendra Strong is offering a complimentary Life and Legacy Planning Session (valued at $750) for families who complete a simple pre-session homework task. This valuable session addresses essential estate planning topics, such as selecting guardians for children, organizing financial plans, and protecting inheritances.

To learn more or to schedule your free session, visit Strong Law Firm’s website. At Colorado Estate Services, we’re proud to collaborate with Kendra and continue supporting families during life’s most challenging transitions.


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If you have questions about the probate process, we’re here for you. Visit our Contact Us page for emails and phone numbers.

How to File a Probate Petition in Colorado

DWquale on September 5, 2024

The probate process in Colorado officially begins with the filing of a petition in the probate court. This step is crucial as it establishes the legal framework for managing and distributing the deceased’s assets. The petition is typically filed in the county where the decedent resided, although the specific requirements and procedures may vary depending on the county. For instance, larger counties like Denver or Arapahoe may have more streamlined electronic filing systems, while smaller counties might require in-person submissions or additional documentation.

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DWquale on September 5, 2024

Disclaimer: No Legal Advice Provided

The information presented on this website is for general informational purposes only and is not intended to constitute legal advice. Colorado Estate Services and its affiliates are not attorneys and do not provide legal services. While we offer tips, tools, and resources related to the probate process, this information should not be considered a substitute for professional legal counsel. We strongly recommend consulting with a licensed attorney to address any legal concerns or questions specific to your case. Colorado Estate Services assumes no liability for any actions taken based on the information provided on this website.