Q: If my landlord is trying to evict me in Colorado, will that process move forward?

The governor has issued an order limiting evictions in {local_full_state}, and the supreme court has left it up to local courts whether to pursue non-essential functions, such as evictions. So, it really depends on whether you fall within the governor's order and what county or city you live in. To be sure, contact the court for {local_city} or the county in which you live.{local_ab_cv_state_hud_local_ha}

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If my landlord is trying to evict me in Colorado, will that process move forward?

Answer 1

The Colorado governor's order requires landlords to give tenants 30 days' notice before proceeding with evictions, and the supreme court has left it up to local courts whether to pursue non-essential functions, such as evictions.

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Answer 2

The governor has issued an order limiting evictions in Colorado, and the supreme court has left it up to local courts whether to pursue non-essential functions, such as evictions. So, it really depends on whether you fall within the governor's order and what county or city you live in. To be sure, contact the court for Monument or the county in which you live.

For more information, locate your Monument, CO area Housing Authority on the Colorado HUD website.

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