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Collect the Money You’re Owed in Colorado
When a debtor refuses to pay or negotiate, a creditor can file a collections lawsuit to obtain a court judgment for the amount owed. Colorado law lets creditors enforce judgments through wage garnishments, levies, or asset sales. But each remedy comes with strict procedures that can be tricky to navigate without legal support. Whether you need to collect an unpaid invoice or enforce a judgment, our experienced Colorado collections attorneys are committed to helping you recover your funds.
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In Colorado, wage garnishment is restricted to 25 percent of a debtor's earnings beyond the federal minimum wage.
In Colorado, garnishment, sale, and levies are standard enforcement methods for money judgments.
A collection claim is a legal process a creditor initiates to recover a debtor's unpaid debts. Such claims are used when a debtor refuses to pay or negotiate a payment plan with a creditor.
Creditors file collection claims to obtain a court judgment against the debtor, which can then be used to enforce payment. This judgment can be used to enforce payment of the owed amount. The collection claim serves as a formal means to resolve unpaid bills or invoices through the court system when other attempts at collection have failed.
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