How to Manage Occupants in an Inherited Property

In probate situations, it’s often assumed the property will be empty—but that’s not always the case. In reality, many estate homes are still occupied. Tenants may still be living there under a lease or month-to-month agreement. Family members or heirs [Read more]

Red Flags That Turn Off Buyers and Simple Fixes

Estate and probate properties often come with their own unique set of quirks. From musty smells and stained carpets to outdated fixtures or years of accumulated clutter, these issues don’t always indicate serious problems—but they can quickly cause buyers to [Read more]

Partner Spotlight: High Plains Restoration

Losing a loved one is always difficult, but when that person struggled with hoarding, the process of sorting through their belongings can feel overwhelming. At High Plains Restoration, we understand that this is more than just a cleanup—it’s a deeply [Read more]

Partner Spotlight: Kura Home Maintenance

At Colorado Estate Services, we understand the challenges of maintaining a home—especially when it’s vacant, part of an estate, or preparing for sale. That’s why we’re excited to partner with Kura Home Maintenance Colorado, a trusted name in professional home maintenance and winterization [Read more]

How to Build a Colorado Business Succession Plan

Effective business succession planning is essential for ensuring the longevity and stability of your enterprise, especially in Colorado’s dynamic economic landscape. At Colorado Estate Services, we understand the complexities involved in transitioning business ownership and are committed to facilitating seamless [Read more]

Top 5 Mistakes Personal Representatives Make in Probate

Serving as a personal representative in probate comes with significant responsibilities, and mistakes can lead to delays, legal issues, and family conflicts. Some of the most common errors include failing to understand fiduciary duties, neglecting to inventory assets properly, mismanaging [Read more]

What You Should Know About Divorce and Estate Planning

Divorce brings significant changes to your life, including your estate plans and probate considerations. While Colorado law automatically revokes certain provisions benefiting an ex-spouse, relying solely on these rules can lead to unintended consequences. Failure to update your estate plan [Read more]

Special Probate Rules for Minors in Colorado

When minor children are named as beneficiaries in a probate estate, unique legal and emotional considerations come into play. In Colorado, the law includes specific protections for minors to ensure their inheritance is managed responsibly until they come of age. [Read more]

How to Manage Digital Assets During the Probate Process

Digital assets, such as online accounts, cryptocurrencies, and cloud-based files, are a growing component of modern estates. Yet, they are often overlooked during probate, leading to challenges in accessing, valuating, and transferring them to beneficiaries. Proper management of digital assets [Read more]