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Will Estate Planning documents from another state be valid in Colorado?

Posted by jseat on
 June 14, 2018
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Will Estate Planning documents from another state be valid in Colorado?

Estate planning documents are meant to be valid in all states. However, we generally recommend that if you move you should consider getting new documents that are certain to comply with the laws of the state where you have moved.  Banks, hospitals and other institutions may be used to seeing specific language in powers of attorney documents and they would be more likely to honor them if they were created according to Colorado law.

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