HB 26-1189

HB 26-1189, also known as the "Uniform Community Property Disposition at Death Act," is a Colorado law that clarifies which assets owned by married couples (community property) are subject to specific rules when one spouse passes away. This affects how these shared assets are handled and distributed after death. The bill has been signed into law, meaning it's now active and enforceable in Colorado. It impacts probate processes and trust management for married individuals who have community property.

Official Summary

The act clarifies what property, held by a community property spouse, the 'Uniform Community Property Disposition at Death Act' applies to.(Note: This summary applies to this bill as enacted.)

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