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Strategic protection for your family, your assets, and your future.
At Colorado Estate Matters, Ltd., our experienced Colorado estate planning attorneys provide more than just legal documents; we provide peace of mind. Whether you need a simple will, a complex trust, or aggressive representation in probate court, our team bridges the gap between high-level legal experience and the compassionate support you need.
The Investigator’s Edge: We Dig Deeper.
Most estate planners only look at the paperwork. We look at the whole picture. With a unique background in private investigation, our founder Justin Blow brings a forensic eye to every case. When you trust us to oversee your legal matters, you receive:
The most expensive estate plan is the one you didn’t write. Without a plan, the state decides your future—costing your family time, money, and unnecessary stress.
We don’t believe in the ‘stuffy marble column’ approach to law. We believe in accessibility. As your Colorado estate planning attorney, we strive to make the process as comfortable as possible. We offer video conferencing for busy families and are happy to make visits to homes, nursing homes, or hospitals when mobility is a challenge.
At Colorado Estate Matters, we offer a free initial consultation in all fields. It costs nothing to ask the right questions.
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Sadly, nobody is promised tomorrow. It is never too early to start developing a plan that spells out your wishes and protects the people you love. As experienced Colorado estate planning attorneys, we customize every plan to your specific family dynamics and financial goals.
Creating a will or trust is the first step, but the true value of a legal partner is demonstrated when those documents are put to the test. Unlike firms that only handle transactional drafting, we are a full-service practice. We stand by our clients through the entire lifecycle of an estate—from the initial signature to the final distribution of assets. When complexities arise, you need a Colorado estate planning attorney who understands both the precision of planning and the strategy of the courtroom.
When a loved one passes, the court process can be overwhelming. As your Colorado probate attorney, we handle the heavy lifting—filing paperwork, notifying creditors, and distributing assets—so you can focus on grieving, not legal hurdles.
Not every family gets along. If you suspect undue influence, fraud, or a breach of fiduciary duty, you need a fighter in your corner. Unlike many planning firms that shy away from conflict, we have the background to aggressively investigate and litigate disputes to protect your inheritance.
The most important issue in estate planning is protecting the people you love from the myriad issues that occur when you’re gone. We are with you for the long term, as you establish your lives and acquire more assets, have more children, or life brings changes that should be reflected in a will, trust, directives, or legal documents; and when you’re gone, we’ll be here for your family as well.
After a loved one passes, probate may be a necessary step in the administration of the estate. Working with the team at Colorado Estate Matters, Ltd. can be critical to minimizing the costs, complications, and duration of probate. We’re here to make sure you properly administer the estate so you don’t have to worry about liability. To learn more about our various probate and estate administration services, check out our probate services page.
Unfortunately, the administration of Wills and Trusts is not always a smooth and easy process. In some cases, disputes arise that can quickly become complicated and expensive. When a dispute regarding Wills, Trusts or an Estates arises, you can trust the Denver Trust and Will attorneys at Colorado Estate Matters, Ltd. to help you resolve these issues as favorably and efficiently as possible.
Some of the specific types of disputes that we have a record of successfully resolving include (but are not limited to) those involving:
While DIY forms exist, they often fail in court. An attorney ensures your plan complies with Colorado statutes and actually works when your family needs it.
The most common tool is a revocable living trust, which allows assets to pass directly to beneficiaries without court intervention.
The estate is considered “intestate,” and Colorado law determines who inherits. We can help you navigate this court-supervised process.
Yes. Our founder’s background as a private investigator gives us a unique advantage in uncovering evidence for will and trust contests.
Don’t leave your legacy to chance. We serve clients throughout the Denver Metro area, including Lakewood, Wheat Ridge, Arvada, Golden, Littleton, and Highlands Ranch. Call us at (303) 713-9147 to speak with a compassionate Colorado estate planning attorney.