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Probate & Estate Home Assistance — Colorado

My background as an attorney experienced in probate and estates combined with my experience as a real estate professional allows me a unique opportunity to help families prepare, market, and sell estate properties. I recognize that a home is often one of the family’s or the estate’s largest assets. Therefore, I strive to meet the goals set forth in each unique situation: top dollar, quick sale, clean up and repair, or whatever the family might need.

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Why My Background Matters

Selling a loved one’s home during probate or after a death involves legal, emotional, and logistical steps. Because I practiced law in probates & estates, I understand documents, deadlines, and duties — and I pair that legal perspective with real estate tools to protect value and reduce stress.

  • Legal knowledge of wills, probate timelines, and fiduciary duties.
  • Network of trusted agents across the country for referrals and coordination.
  • Local Colorado resources — contractors, stagers, cleaners, and movers — to get the property market-ready.

How I Help Families (step-By-Step)

Below is a clear, practical process for handling a loved one’s home in Colorado. This keeps legal obligations, market value, and family needs in focus.

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Common Colorado considerations

  • Colorado has specific property disclosure requirements — you must disclose known material defects.
  • Probate timelines vary by county; court approvals may be needed before sale depending on how the estate is structured.
  • Trusts, joint tenancy, and beneficiary deeds can change the process; I’ll help identify which path applies.

Who This Helps

Families searching for: move a loved one, move to be near a loved one, sell estate home, probate home sale Colorado, and out-of-town estate help. If you’re managing an estate from another state, relocating to Colorado, or simply overwhelmed by the paperwork, I can step in.

Frequently Asked Questions

I am an attorney by training with experience in probate and estates, but I do not act as your attorney. However, my real estate work is separate and collaborative. I can coordinate with your probate attorney or act as a resource on legal questions related to the sale. If you need legal representation in court, I will recommend a local probate attorney.

Often yes — many estates sell during probate with court approval or by following statutory procedures. The exact steps depend on how the estate was set up; I’ll explain the options based on the documents you have and in coordination with your probate attorney.

I manage Colorado-based vendors, coordinate showings, arrange staging and photography, and handle remote closings so you don’t need to travel back and forth.

I’ll provide a market-based recommendation: repair and sell, sell "as-is" to an investor, or list with concessions. My network includes contractors and inspectors to estimate costs quickly.

  1. Gather power of attorney, will, death certificate, and executor contact.
  2. Call me. Once we confirm who holds the authority to act on behalf of a person or estate, I can help that person and take over as much or as little as needed.
  3. Secure the property (locks, alarm) if needed.
  4. Order a market valuation / CMA
  5. Decide how to proceed: list “as-is,” fix up the property, stage, etc.
  6. Hire a professional cleaner & photographer.
  7. Marketing and list.

Not legal advice. This page is for informational purposes; consult your attorney for legal counsel about your specific situation.

Work With Julie

With a distinguished background in law, Julie brings a wealth of knowledge combined with a professional, direct, and calm approach to every transaction. Her goal: to make each client’s journey smooth, successful, and tailored to their unique needs.

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