CO · rules
C.R.P.P. 70
Trust Registration - Amendment, Release and Transfer
(a) A trustee must file with the court of current registration an amended trust registration statement to advise the court of any change in the trusteeship, of any change in the
principal place of administration, or of termination of the trust.
(b) If the principal place of administration of a trust has been removed from this state,
the court may release a trust from registration in this state upon request and after notice to
interested parties.
(c) If the principal place of administration of a trust has changed within this state, the
trustee may transfer the registration from one court to another within this state by filing in
the court to which the registration is transferred an amended trust registration statement
with attached thereto a copy of the original trust registration statement and of any amended
trust registration statement prior to the current amendment, and by filing in the court from
which the registration is being transferred a copy of the amended trust registration
statement. The amended statement must indicate that the trust was registered previously in
another court of this state and that the registration is being transferred.
History
Source: Entire chapter amended and adopted June 28, 2018, effective September 1, 2018.
Provenance
- Source
- content.leg.colorado.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-15
- Edition
- 2026-09-15
- Content hash
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