Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Colorado

Your question does not provide information about why your idea is not workable. What you suggest can certainly be done, but there may be facts that are not presented in your question that prevent a complete answer in this format.

Consider consulting with an attorney specializing in estate administration for further assistance.

I agree with Mr. Greenberg that you can do this. However, quit claim deeds are not usually used for this purpose. Colorado law allows for the beneficiaries to reallocate their interests using a written agreement so long as all agree and no creditor is harmed. You do not say what the value of the land is or why the others do not want to do this. There may be other issues involved. If the estate is using an attorney, I would suggest contacting that attorney. If the estate's executor (personal representative) is not using an attorney, the estate would probably benefit by hiring one.