Colorado Estate Planning and Probate legal questions and top-rated attorney answers
Colorado Estate Planning & Probate questions and answers
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Selected to Super Lawyers: 2009, 2013 - 2026 Our father has dementia and is susceptible to undue influence. He signed a will under what we believe are suspicious circumstances. The will disinherits my brother and me and leaves all assets to our sister. What, if anything, can my brother and I do under Colorado law to correct what we believe is an unjust situation?
Asked in Denver, CO on July 12, 2019 -
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Can a sibling of mine get me revoked as POA?
Asked in Greeley, CO | May 1, 2026How can a sibling of mine get me revoked as POA for our dad when our dad has Alzheimer’s and I have done nothing wrong?
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How do I get a non-probate from state that I am the administrator of my own estate after wife died?
Asked in Loveland, CO | January 21, 2026I need advice and solutions to two items:
1. My wife died a few months ago and I need to get her medical records in 3 hospitals. Not sure on the process but I guess I have to prove I am an administrator of my own estate plus death certificate per Colorado law. My wife and I did not do an official Will, since all assets are joint in home property, bank accounts, vehicles and investments and insurance had their own designation in all cases to me as beneficiary which all have been completed. Need help getting Administrator/representative status from the state I guess to get records. I have death certificates left over.
2. Since I am now alone I will need a will or trust created on all assets for my daughter, but this is secondary to the medical records needed right away.
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How do I find out who the estate attorney is?
Asked in Denver, CO | February 27, 2026I am trying to find the attorney for someone who owes my company money.
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