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The document is a Supplementary Affidavit from the State of Colorado, affirming the identity of a deceased individual in relation to real property held in joint tenancy. The affiant, who has personal knowledge of the facts, confirms that the deceased person named in a Certificate of Death is also named in a recorded deed creating the joint tenancy for specific real property.

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How much can an estate be worth to avoid probate?

⌦ Small Estate: Estate with a value, less liens and encumbrances, that is not more than $60,000.00 ⌦ Testate: Estate in which the Decedent left a Will. If you do not understand this information, please contact an attorney. FEES. No filing fee is required.

How do you remove a deceased spouse from a deed in Colorado?

You will need to contact probate court or an attorney to have the deceased owner removed. If a Personal Representatives Deed is recorded for public record, the Letters of Testamentary appointing the Personal Representative of the estate must also be recorded.

How much does an estate have to be worth to go to probate in Colorado?

A: The minimum value of an estate for probate will vary by state. However, in California, estates valued at more than $166,250 must enter into the probate process.

What is a small estate in Colorado?

Assets that are owned in joint tenancy, such as real property or a bank account, or assets that have a beneficiary designation like a life insurance policy or IRA, pass to the beneficiaries by operation of a contract, and are not subject to the provisions in the will or the probate process.

What is the limit for small estate affidavit in Colorado?

A small estate affidavit is a legal document in Colorado that simplifies the probate process for smaller estates. Its used to legally transfer assets of an estate valued at $70,000 or less, bypassing complicated probate court proceedings.