After a loved one’s death, the task of administering their estate can seem overwhelming. In Colorado, this responsibility normally falls to the personal representative, either named in a will or appointed by the court if there is no will.

Our attorneys are familiar with probate and non-probate transfers and can help you simplify the process and avoid costly mistakes. We guide personal representatives through the administrative process, including:

• Filing the necessary paperwork with the court

• Collecting and safeguarding assets, including beneficiary designations, retirement plans, joint tenancy, real estate, bank accounts, and insurance

• Paying debts and taxes

• Providing notice to heirs and creditors

• Transferring assets to beneficiaries

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