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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Colorado JDF 249 in the editor.
Begin by filling in the PLAINTIFF(S) section. Enter your name and address, including city, state, and zip code. Don’t forget to provide your phone numbers for home and work.
Next, complete the DEFENDANT(S) section with the necessary details of the opposing party, including their address and contact information.
In the COURT USE ONLY section, leave space for the case number, division, and courtroom details as these will be filled by court personnel.
Proceed to the NOTICE OF NON-COMPLIANCE AND ORDER section. Clearly state the name of the party who has failed to comply and specify how they have not met court orders.
Sign and date your request for a hearing regarding damages or remedies due to non-compliance.
Complete the CERTIFICATE OF MAILING by entering the date you mailed a copy of this notice to all parties involved.
Finally, fill in the ORDER section with a date for the scheduled hearing and ensure it is signed by a judge or magistrate.
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Do you need a lawyer for small claims court in Colorado?
Please Note: Small Claims Court is designed for cases involving sums less than $7,500. Lawyers generally need not be involved. However, there are still many detailed rules which must be carefully followed.
Is it illegal to miss a jury summons?
Ignoring jury summons in California is a risky business. While you may not face immediate dire consequences for skipping out on your first summons, doing so triggers a red flag in the system. Generally, the first response from the court will be to issue a second summons.
What happens if you forget to call for jury duty in Colorado?
What happens if I fail to report for jury service? Failure to respond or report may lead the court to issue an order to the United States Marshal to have you brought before a judge to explain your noncompliance.
What if I lost my jury duty summons Colorado?
For a lost jury summons, you will need to contact the Jury Commissioner within your county courthouse. Please find the directory of Jury Commissioners by County here. The Jury Commissioner in the court location can provide the juror with details about their reporting date, juror number, etc.
What if I lost my participant number for jury duty?
Your nine (9) digit juror participant number is located on your jury summons above Step 1. If you have lost your paperwork, please call the jury office to obtain a new summons and your juror participant number.
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