If you live in Colorado, creating a legally valid Last Will and Testament ensures your property, minor children, and final wishes are handled according to your instructions — not under Colorado intestacy laws.
At Noble Notary & Legal Document Preparers, we provide affordable Colorado Last Will and Testament preparation services, with DIY and full-service options available.
📞 Call Now: 1-877-540-6104
Best for individuals who want a Colorado-compliant template to complete themselves.
Includes:
Colorado-compliant Last Will and Testament template
Editable Word & PDF formats
Step-by-step completion instructions
Self-proving affidavit template
Instant digital download
🔗 Download Here:
https://mark-sias.mykajabi.com/offers/g8MWUnTt/checkout
You will arrange your own witnesses and notarization.
Ideal for individuals who want professionally prepared documents without paying high attorney fees.
Includes:
Consultation to gather your wishes
Custom Colorado-compliant Will
Executor (Personal Representative) designation
Beneficiary distributions
Guardian nominations for minor children
Self-proving affidavit included
Minor revisions if needed
📞 Call to Get Started: 1-877-540-6104
💻 Online Contact: https://legaldocprepnotary.com/contact/
You arrange your own witnesses — or upgrade to white-glove service below.
Complete done-for-you service.
Includes EVERYTHING in the $225 package PLUS:
Mobile notary sent to your location
Two witnesses provided
On-site supervision of proper execution
Self-proving affidavit notarized
Travel to your home, office, hospital, or care facility
📞 Call for White-Glove Service: 1-877-540-6104
To create a valid Will in Colorado:
You must be 18 years or older
You must be of sound mind
The Will must be in writing
You must sign the Will
Colorado requires:
Two witnesses, OR
A notarized Will (self-proved)
Witnesses must observe you signing the Will (or acknowledge your signature in their presence).
Notarization is not required for validity if two witnesses sign. However, a notarized self-proving affidavit simplifies probate.
Our documents are prepared to comply with Colorado statutory requirements.
If you die without a Will in Colorado, you die intestate, and state law determines who inherits your estate.
Examples of intestate distribution:
Married with no children → spouse typically inherits all
Married with children from that marriage → spouse inherits all
Married with children from another relationship → estate divided between spouse and children
Unmarried with children → children inherit equally
No spouse or children → parents, siblings, or extended relatives inherit
Without a Will, you lose control over:
Who serves as Personal Representative
Who receives specific property
Guardianship of minor children
Timing and conditions of inheritance
A properly executed Will protects your family and your wishes.
No. Colorado law allows individuals to create their own Wills without hiring an attorney.
We are non-attorney legal document preparers. We do not provide legal advice or represent clients in probate proceedings. We prepare documents strictly based on the information you provide.
For complex estates, blended families, business ownership, significant assets, or tax planning concerns, consult a licensed Colorado estate planning attorney.
For straightforward estates, document preparation offers significant savings compared to traditional attorney fees.
You may want legal advice if you:
Own multiple properties
Have a blended family
Have minor or special needs beneficiaries
Own a business
Expect potential disputes
Need advanced trust or tax planning
For simple estates, professional document preparation is often sufficient and cost-effective.
In addition to a Last Will and Testament, you may also consider:
Durable Financial Power of Attorney
Medical Power of Attorney
Living Will (Advance Directive)
Revocable Living Trust (if appropriate)
Real estate deed planning
We can assist with additional Colorado document preparation services upon request.
DIY Form: $14.95
Professional Preparation: $225
White-Glove Package: $475
Yes. Colorado requires either two witnesses OR a notarized Will.
Not if two witnesses sign. However, notarization is recommended to make the Will self-proving.
Colorado may recognize handwritten (holographic) Wills, but they are more vulnerable to disputes. A properly prepared written Will is strongly recommended.
Creating a Colorado Last Will and Testament gives you peace of mind and control over your legacy.
Choose your option:
$14.95 DIY Form
$225 Professional Preparation
$475 White-Glove Execution Package
📞 Call Now: 1-877-540-6104
💻 Contact Online: https://legaldocprepnotary.com/contact/
🔗 Download DIY Form: https://mark-sias.mykajabi.com/offers/g8MWUnTt/checkout
Noble Notary & Legal Document Preparers
Serving All of Colorado
Phone: 1-877-540-6104
Email: Gracie.sias32@gmail.com
We are not attorneys and do not provide legal advice. We prepare documents based solely on your instructions. For legal advice, consult a licensed Colorado attorney.