Practice areas: Estate Planning & Probate, Elder Law, Estate & Trust Litigation; view more
Licensed in Colorado since: 1996
Education: Gonzaga University School of Law
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Aaron Evans is the managing partner of the Denver law firm of Evans Case, LLP, and has extensive legal experience of more than 27 years. Renowned for his tenacity and sharp problem-solving skills, he is a formidable adversary in the courtroom and at the bargaining table.
Mr. Evans' journey in the legal field began with his education at the State University of New York at Oswego, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts in Spanish and philosophy in 1993. He furthered his education by obtaining his Juris Doctor from Gonzaga University in 1996. That same year, he was admitted to the Colorado Bar Association and initially focused on estate planning and uncontested probate matters.
Joining a private firm in 1997, Mr. Evans was part of the original team that founded Benson & Case, LLP, in 1998 and has been with the firm ever since. Following the retirement of his co-founder in 2014, Mr. Evans took on the role of managing partner at Evans Case, LLP, where he has continued to foster an environment that values all employees and perspectives. His interest in probate and elder law was sparked by one of his partners, and he finds it extremely rewarding to help clients navigate through loss and difficult times with grace.
Mr. Evans is actively involved in the Colorado Bar Association’s Trust & Estate, and Elder Law sections. As a past chair of the Statutory Revision Committee, he played a crucial role in enacting new laws and engaging with the legislature, enhancing his understanding of the probate code. He has also chaired the Rules and Forms committee and was a member of the State Probate Audit Task Group. His volunteer work includes working for socially committed organizations. He and his firm also support various local nonprofits, including Dolls for Daughters, Southeast Denver Baseball and Race for the Cure.
Mr. Evans is admitted to practice before the U.S. District Court for the District of Colorado. His dedication to his clients and his extensive involvement in professional and community organizations underscore his commitment to excellence in the legal profession.
Practice areas
Estate Planning & Probate, Elder Law, Estate & Trust LitigationFocus areas
Estate Planning, Guardianships & Conservatorships, Living Wills, Power of Attorney, Probate & Estate Administration, Trusts, Will Contests, Wills
- 40% Estate Planning & Probate
- 40% Elder Law
- 20% Estate & Trust Litigation
First Admitted: 1996, Colorado
Professional Webpage: https://www.evanscase.com/aaron-evans/
Bar / Professional Activity
- Chair of Rules & Forms Committee, 2005
- Chair of the Probate Trial and Procedure Committee, 2017
- Chair of the Probate Discovery Rule Committee, 2011
- Co-Chair of the Statutory Revisions Committee, 2012
- Member of the Probate Task force, 2022
- Council Member of Trusts and Estates Council, 2022
- Member of the Colorado Bar Associations Trust and Estates and Elder Law sections, 2022
- Licensed before Federal Court of Colorado, 1996
- Licensed before United States Supreme Court, 1996
Pro bono / Community Service
- Volunteer for the Denver County Probate Court Pro Se Volunteer Desk, 2023
- Volunteer for the Colorado Probate Court Pro Se Volunteer Desk, 2022
- Participate and volunteer in Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure, 2015
- Denver Bar Association "Super Probate Thursday" Program, 2000
Educational Background
- State University of New York at Oswego- Philosophy and Spanish, 1993
Scholarly Lectures / Writings
- This session will focus on how every litigator can better understand why Rule 40 was enacted back in October 2013, but also how it can be used as a resource in litigation., Speaker, How to Best to Use the Dead Man’s Statute & Rule 40 in Elder Law Litigation, 11th Annual Rocky Mountain Regional Elder Law Retreat, Abuse; Capacity; Elder; Fraud; Guardianship/Conservatorship; Medicaid; Medicare; Power Of Attorney;, 2019
- Elder Law in Colorado is a comprehensive desk reference for attorneys, be they experienced elder law practitioners or new to the field. It is an important resource for elder law practitioners throughout Colorado. Chapters have been updated to reflect legislative, regulatory, and case law developments, and exclusion/exemption amounts for Medicaid, Medicare, and Social Security have been updated. The book is the culmination of an incredible amount of time and effort by some of the finest elder law attorneys in Colorado and the nation. This Revised Edition covers a wide variety of topics, including: - How to start an elder law practice - Estate planning - Probate - Social Security - Medicare and Medicaid - Elder abuse - Housing issues affecting the elderly - Special needs trusts, Author, Elder Law in Colorado, CBA-CLE Books, 2020
- Reformation Actions Generally - Recent Developments in Colorado Case Law Concerning Standing as it Relates to Prosecuting Reformation Actions - The Role of a Personal Representative in a Reformation Action, Speaker, Defending and Prosecuting Reformation Actions, Will Contests, 2019
These comments were made by fellow attorneys during the annual nomination process.
“Aaron Evans is an excellent Probate attorney. He realizes this is a very difficult time for his clients and tries to make the process as quick and painless as possible. He has a remarkable knack for getting to the issues at hand in families disputing inheritance and getting everyone to come to an agreement.Aaron volunteers his time with the Probate court and has been involved with the Rules committee for several years. He also is very involved outside the law, coaching his sons baseball teams, volunteering at their school and much more. Aaron's clients come away from their dealings with him feeling satisfied that they were represented well.”
“Aaron is very experienced in Elder law. He is able to get quick and impressive results for his clients”
“Aaron is an expert in probate matters and an invaluable asset to his clients.”
“Aaron has a great deal of experience in probate, and he has seen it all. Talented litigator and creative problem solver.”
“Aaron is a pragmatic and reasonable attorney to work with. He chooses his battles to focus on the important issues for his client.”
“Good elder law and trust & estates attorney. Always looking to problem solve and find a good result for all involved.”
Selections
- Super Lawyers: 2025 - 2026
