Colorado Probate Ward Bill of Rights Initiative (2014)

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This measure was not put on an election ballot

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A Colorado Probate Ward Bill of Rights Initiative did not make the November 4, 2014 ballot in Colorado as an initiated state statute. The measure sought to provide a statutory process by which people could be declared incompetent to handle their financial affairs, a process for such persons to be provided with legal representation for any probate proceedings and guidelines for representation by an appointed legal representative and judicial conduct.

Support

• Lisa Brumfield, primary proponent
• Peter Coulter, second proponent

Lisa Brumfiel and Peter Coulter were also proponents for the following 2014 initiatives:

• Colorado Definition of Fee Initiative (2014)
• Colorado Tax on Nongovernmental Tolls Initiative (2014)
• Colorado Official State Logo Initiative (2014)
• Colorado Foreclosure Due Process Amendment (2014)
• Colorado Prohibition on Fluoride in Public Water System Initiative (2014)

Additionally, Coulter was a proponent for Colorado No Clemency for Death Penalty by Governor Initiative (2014).

Path to the ballot

See also: Laws governing the initiative process in Colorado

Supporters would have had to gather 86,105 valid signatures by Monday, August 4 at 3:00 PM for the measure to appear on the ballot. While this proposed initiative had a ballot title set, its petition format was not approved making its placement on the 2014 ballot impossible.

See also

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• Colorado 2014 ballot measures
• 2014 ballot measures
• Colorado Legislature
• List of Colorado ballot measures

External links

• Colorado Initiatives Submitted for Review and Comment for 2013-2014