Legal Question in Wills and Trusts in Colorado
Simple will requirements
I have been told that in order for my will to be valid in Colorado I must have all of the signatures (including witnesses) notarized. I have also been told that this isn't so. Please advise. Thany you very much.
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Asked on 6/11/99, 1:42 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Bernard Greenberg
KOKISH & GOLDMANIS, P.C.
Re: Simple will requirements
In Colorado, the signatures need not be notarized. However, in order to take advantage of Colorado's "self proving" provisions, then the signatures must be notarized. In short, a Will that does not have notarized signatures is valid.
Answered on 6/28/99, 4:21 pm
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