Colorado Will – Requirement to Lodge with the Courts

Within ten (10) days of one’s passing, Colorado law requires the individual’s Colorado Will to be “lodged” in the District Court in the County the individual lived in at the time of his or her passing.  If the individual lived in Denver County, then the Colorado Will needs to be lodged in the Denver County Probate Court.

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