Facing foreclosure threatens your property, financial stability, and peace of mind. Under Colorado's unique public trustee foreclosure process, strict timelines can move quickly, but homeowners have powerful legal options to delay or halt proceedings. Whether exploring loan modifications, challenging lender violations, or utilizing bankruptcy’s automatic stay, acting quickly is critical. Robinson & Henry attorneys build aggressive defense strategies to protect your rights and save your home.

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In Colorado, the homestead exemption protects a portion of your home’s equity, preventing its sale in bankruptcy. If you or a family member live in the home, you can qualify for this exemption.
In Colorado, a “dwelling” under the homestead exemption refers to a place where you live. This includes traditional homes and other types of residences such as mobile homes, farms, and even personal property used as a residence, including vehicles, sheds, tiny homes, and more.
You can protect up to $250,000 of equity in your home or up to $350,000 for the elderly or people living with disabilities.