Legal Representation:

To find an attorney to represent you in your case:

• Colorado Bar Association.
• Colorado Rural Legal Services for people with low income
  La Junta office 1-888-805-5152
• Colorado Public Defender's Office
• Pro Bono Lawyer Program - for appeals in civil cases only
   

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Legal Advice:

To discuss your case with an attorney or volunteer attorney:

• Contact an attorney via Colorado Bar Association.
• Colorado Rural Legal Services for people with low income
  La Junta office 1-888-805-5152
• Free Legal Self-Help clinic
  second Tuesday of every month 2-5 PM
  Trinidad Public Library - 719-846-6841
  Walsenburg Public Library - 719-742-3572  
• Free Call4All Legal Clinic
  third Wednesday of every month 5-8 PM
  844-404-7400
• For victims of domestic violence
• For artists: Colorado Attorneys for the Arts – Colorado Business Committee for the Arts (cbca.org)
• Bankruptcy Clinic
   

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Legal Information:

To help you understand what you need to know to take action in your case:

• Colorado Legal Services
• Colorado Legal Help Center
• Legal Information dashboard - maintained by virtual self-help clinic attorney 
• Self-Help Information 3rd District
• Bankruptcy Clinic
• Landlord-tenant Law: forms, information videos
• Municipal Court cases - self help/forms

To find Statutes:

• Colorado Legal Resources
   

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What is the difference?

Legal Representation: You hire an attorney to represent you in your specific case. He/she will decide with you on the best strategy in your specific situation. He/she can represent you inside and outside the Courtroom. Your attorney will write, speak, and negotiate on your behalf.

Legal Advice: You consult with a lawyer or attorney. This lawyer will analyze your specific situation. He/she will give you advice on your best options and actions you can take. You decide what you do with this advice. You will speak and write for yourself, supported by this advice.

Legal information: You find legal information from an online resource or receive it from self-help personel at the Court. The information is general and impartial for all people with a similar case. You will have to decide what is most relevant and important for your specific situation. You will write, speak, and negotiate for yourself.