Escrow & Title
In Colorado, a 'court confirmation' of a property sale may be required when:
AA. The buyer requests it
BB. The property is being sold by a personal representative, conservator, or guardian on behalf of an estate or incapacitated person✓ Correct
CC. Only for commercial property sales
DD. The title company requires additional protection
Explanation
Court confirmation may be required in Colorado when a fiduciary (personal representative of an estate, conservator, guardian) sells real property on behalf of a decedent's estate, minor, or incapacitated person. The court ensures the sale is in the best interest of the estate or protected person and approves the sale terms.
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