What Are the Required Documents to Create a Will in Colorado?
What Are the Required Documents to Create a Will in Colorado?
Creating a will is an essential part of estate planning, ensuring that your assets are distributed according to your wishes after you pass away. For residents of Colorado, gathering the correct documents can simplify the process and help avoid potential delays. At The McKenzie Law Firm, LLC, we guide Denver residents through the process of will creation, making it easy and efficient.
Key Documents Needed to Create a Will in Colorado
Identification of Assets and Liabilities
- Property Deeds: Documents proving ownership of real estate.
- Bank Statements and Investment Records: A full list of financial assets, including savings accounts, retirement funds, and investments.
- List of Beneficiaries
- Names, addresses, and contact information for individuals or organizations to whom you wish to leave assets.
- Executor Information
- Details of the person you wish to appoint as the executor (responsible for managing your estate), including their contact information.
- Guardianship Designation (if applicable)
- If you have minor children, you’ll need to identify a person you trust as their guardian.
- Personal Identification
- A valid government-issued ID, which is required for any formal signing process to ensure the document is legally binding.
How We Can Help
Creating a will doesn’t have to be complex. At
The McKenzie Law Firm, LLC, we assist Denver residents with every step, ensuring that your wishes are clearly documented and legally enforceable. Contact us today to get started on your estate plan and secure peace of mind for your future.










