Inheritance Dispute Resolution Steps

Summary

Inheritance disputes in Colorado can be complex, especially without a will. Check probate records at the local county court to understand asset distribution. Consider reviewing any legal documents like prenuptial agreements. If needed, consult a local attorney for guidance.

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Mark tompkinson. Mom passed away 3 years ago and in here last year she got married to live in boyfriend of 30 years. She died that he died a year later she had * kids and * grand kids. He had no kids only a brother who got everything. Wich she didn’t want him to live there. Can we do any thing about this
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. In Colorado, inheritance disputes can be complex, especially when it involves wills and probate.
- If your mom left a will, it should specify how her assets are distributed.
- If there was no will, assets typically go to the spouse and then children, but the marital status and length can impact this.
- It might be worth reviewing if there was a prenuptial agreement or any legal document that specifies her wishes.
Has there been any probate proceedings initiated for her estate?
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It might be helpful to check if a probate case was filed in court for your mom's estate. This can clarify asset distribution. You can also look into whether your mom had any legal documents specifying her wishes. Would you like assistance finding local legal experts who can better guide you on this matter?
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To check probate proceedings for your mom's estate in Colorado, you can:
- Visit the local county probate court where your mom resided to inquire about probate records.
- Search online for the court's website; they might have a public records section.
- Consider visiting in person for more detailed inquiries.
Would you like assistance connecting with local legal experts?
Yes
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It seems like a potentially strong case for legal assistance regarding inheritance and probate issues. Would you like to be connected to local lawyers who can better assist you with your case? If so, could you provide your phone number?
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It looks like you're navigating some inheritance and probate complexities. In Colorado, probate records are generally accessible through the local county probate court. This can help clarify asset distribution and any legal documents related to your mom's estate. If you decide to seek legal advice in the future, it may enhance your understanding and options.