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How to Settle Debts and Taxes During Probate in Colorado
Paying off the decedent’s debts and taxes is one of the most crucial and intricate steps in the probate process. Before any distribution of assets can occur, the estate must first ensure that all financial obligations are settled. This involves addressing a wide range of liabilities, including mortgages, credit card balances, medical bills, personal loans,…
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How to Manage Probate Inventory and Appraisals in Colorado
Accurate inventory and appraisal are fundamental steps in the probate process, especially in Colorado, where thoroughness and precision are key to a smooth and successful estate settlement. This step involves identifying, cataloging, and valuing all of the decedent’s assets, including real estate, personal belongings, financial accounts, and other valuable items. Each item must be meticulously…
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How to Start Probate in Denver/Surrounding Counties: Step-by-Step Guide
When starting the probate process in Colorado, it’s essential to file the correct paperwork with the probate court in the county where the decedent lived. For those in the Denver area, we’ve compiled contact information for the five main counties—Adams, Boulder, Douglas, Denver, and Jefferson—to help you get started.
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Your Free E-Book: Master the Probate Process in Colorado
Fill out the information below to gain access to our free probate guide. Navigating the probate process can be overwhelming, especially during an emotionally difficult time. Our comprehensive, downloadable e-book guide is here to simplify each step, from appointing a personal representative to distributing assets to heirs. Tailored specifically for Colorado residents, this guide breaks…