Housing and eviction in Colorado: Where to Start

What this topic covers

Housing and eviction

Eviction cases, for tenants and landlords
Rent, security deposits and lockouts
Unsafe housing conditions
Foreclosure

Where to start

Steps that work for most people

Read the court's housing guidesHousing Cases: what happens in an eviction case and what forms are involved.
Do not ignore court papersRead every notice and summons, note the court date, and ask your county's Sherlock how to respond.
Apply for free legal help earlyColorado Legal Services handles eviction and other housing cases for people who qualify.

Official sources

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Foreclosures, Evictions and Legal HelpDivision of Housing guide to 2-1-1, Colorado Housing Connects and legal aid clinics.
Eviction Legal Defense FundState fund that pays for legal help for tenants facing eviction.
Colorado Legal ServicesFree civil legal aid for low-income Coloradans; apply online or call 303-837-1313.

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Courts and lawyers

Find your court in the courts directory, see free legal help, or check any lawyer's license on the Colorado Supreme Court attorney search. This page is general information, not legal advice.

Housing and eviction in Colorado.

Housing and eviction

Steps that work for most people

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Courts and lawyers

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