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Fleisher Patterson Law Fleisher Patterson Law · Estate Planning
A Colorado Estate Planning Firm · Since 1995

Plan with confidence.
Then call us
and we’ll handle the rest.

For three decades, Coloradans have come to Fleisher Patterson Law for clear advice and quietly excellent estate work. No info-dumps, no DIY mazes, no surprise invoices — just one phone call to a team that’s done this 3,000 times.

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30+
Years in Practice
3,000+
Families Served
100%
Estate & Trust Focus
Fixed-Fee Pricing — quoted upfront, never inflated
100% Satisfaction Guarantee
We Meet Every Deadline. Every Time.
What We Practice

Three things, done unusually well.

We’re a boutique firm focused entirely on estate planning, trust administration, and probate — not a generalist trying to be everything.

01 · Practice Area
Estate Planning
Wills, revocable and irrevocable trusts, powers of attorney, healthcare directives, and prenuptial agreements — structured for your family, your tax picture, and the decisions only you can make.
02 · Practice Area
Estate & Trust Administration
Settling a loved one's estate, administering a trust, working with successor trustees and beneficiaries — with the patience and pacing the moment requires.
03 · Practice Area
Colorado Probate
Walking executors through Colorado probate court — informal, formal, supervised, and ancillary — without filing missteps or month-long silences.
Our Process

Five steps. No surprises.

Most clients are done in four to six weeks. Here’s exactly what happens between “hello” and “signed.”

STEP 01
Free Consultation
A 30-minute call. We learn your goals; you decide if we're the right fit.
STEP 02
Fixed-Fee Quote
A written, all-in fee — before any work begins. No retainers, no surprises.
STEP 03
Design the Plan
We walk you through the matrix of decisions. You decide; we draft.
STEP 04
Review & Sign
Plain-English review at our Englewood office. Sign with witnesses on hand.
STEP 05
We're Still Here
Life changes. So do plans. Your attorney is one call away — for years.
Resource Hub

Settling a loved one’s estate.

When someone close passes, the calls and paperwork land all at once. We’ve put together a plain-language guide — the same one we hand to clients — for the first thirty days, the next ninety, and everything that comes after.

  • 1 What to do in the first 72 hours
  • 2 Whether the estate needs probate — a flowchart
  • 3 Trustee & executor responsibilities, in order
  • 4 When to bring in an attorney — and when not to
Read the Guide Talk to a Real Person
Client Reviews

Three thousand families later.

“Ben told us exactly what it would cost in the first meeting and stuck to it. He took something we'd been putting off for fifteen years and made it feel manageable. We left with a real plan, not a pile of paperwork.”
Margaret & David L.Cherry Hills Village, CO · Estate Plan

“Probate after my mother passed was the last thing I had energy for. Conner walked me through every form. They met every deadline they set.”

Robert H.Centennial, CO · Probate

“We tried one of those online services first. We came to Fleisher Patterson Law and realized how much we'd missed. Worth every penny.”

Jennifer & Tom S.Greenwood Village, CO · Trust
Where We Practice

South Denver Metro & the Front Range.

Based in Englewood, working across the south metro — in person at our office, online by Zoom, or at your home when that’s easier.

Englewood Cherry Hills Village Greenwood Village Centennial Littleton Highlands Ranch Denver Aurora
Common Questions

Honest answers, in plain English.

A few of the questions we’re asked most often. The rest are in the full FAQ library.

Ask Us Yours
How much will an estate plan cost?
We quote a fixed fee in writing before we start — so the number you see in the consultation is the number you pay. Most full estate plans for a couple fall between $3,500 and $7,500 depending on complexity (trusts, business interests, blended families). We’ll tell you which range you’re in within fifteen minutes of meeting.
Do I really need a trust, or is a will enough?
It depends on what you own, where it’s titled, and what you want to control after you’re gone. A will is sometimes enough; a revocable trust often saves your family from probate. We’ll walk through the trade-offs so you can decide — not pitch you the more expensive option.
What's the difference between a practice area and a service?
Our three practice areas are Estate Planning, Estate & Trust Administration, and Probate — the big buckets. Services are the specific work inside each: wills, trusts, powers of attorney, prenups, probate filings, and so on. The nav reflects that split.
How long does it usually take?
A typical estate plan takes four to six weeks from first call to signing. Probate runs six months to a year by Colorado statute. We commit to deadlines in writing — and we hit them.
Do you work outside the south metro?
We can. Most of our clients are in Englewood, Cherry Hills Village, Greenwood Village, Centennial, Littleton, and Highlands Ranch — but we work statewide via Zoom and signing visits when it makes sense.
A 30-minute call. No obligation.

You don’t have to figure it out first.

Tell us what’s on your mind — we’ll tell you whether you need us, and what it’ll cost if you do.

Book a Free Consultation or call (303) 488-9888
Practicing in Colorado since 1995
750 W Hampden Ave, Suite 505, Englewood, CO 80110