Colorado Legal Forms
Attorney-verified legal templates that comply with Colorado state laws and statutes.
Popular in Colorado
Colorado LLC Operating Agreement
Define your business structure and member duties under the Colorado Limited Liability Company Act. Crucial for protecting personal assets.
Colorado Residential Lease
A rental agreement compliant with Colorado's warranty of habitability and rules regarding security deposit returns (typically 30-60 days).
Colorado Prompt Pay Act Demand
Send a formal demand letter referencing the Colorado Prompt Payment Act to ensure timely payment from construction or contractor clients.
Colorado Demand for Compliance (10-Day Notice)
Standard eviction notice required in Colorado giving a tenant 10 days to pay overdue rent or fix a lease violation before eviction.
Colorado Beneficiary Deed
Also known as a Transfer on Death (TOD) deed. Automatically transfer Colorado real estate to designated beneficiaries upon death without probate.
Colorado Medical Durable Power of Attorney
Designate an agent to make medical decisions for you. Meets the specific requirements of the Colorado Medical Treatment Decision Act.
Colorado Judicial Branch Forms
For filing lawsuits, navigating Family Court (divorce, custody), or addressing probate matters, you must use standard documents provided by the Colorado Judicial Branch. These self-help forms (often starting with "JDF") are free to download directly from the Colorado Courts website.
For private out-of-court agreements—such as forming an LLC, creating a non-disclosure agreement, or signing a lease—our verified templates are the fastest way to get covered under Colorado law.