Beneficiary Deeds in Colorado | Denver Estate Planning Attorney

As a Denver estate planning attorney James Newell routinely helps clients with the drafting, execution and recording of beneficiary deeds. Primarily used as estate planning tools, recorded beneficiary deeds convey title from the grantor to the grantee upon the grantor’s death. To be effective the beneficiary deed must be recorded in the recorder’s office for the county in which the real estate is located. Beneficiary deeds are the only type of deed that is unilaterally revocable by the grantor. To revoke a beneficiary deed the grantor must have a revocation recorded prior to the grantor’s death.

If you are considering a beneficiary deed as a means of transferring real estate to your loved ones and are looking for a Denver Estate Planning Attorney with a results-oriented approach tailored to your matter’s specific needs, contact Newell Law. We have the expertise and knowledge to ensure your beneficiary deed is handled correctly.