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First Regular Session Sixty-third General Assembly STATE OF COLORADO INTRODUCED SENATE BILL 01-159 L 2025

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The document is a legislative bill (Senate Bill 01-159) introduced in the Colorado General Assembly, which amends the Colorado Probate Code to grant committed partners inheritance rights similar to those of surviving spouses. It defines 'committed partner' and 'committed partnership,' establishes procedures for creating and terminating such partnerships, and clarifies that no property rights are created while both partners are alive. The bill aims to ensure equitable treatment of committed partners in probate matters.

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