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Colorado's time limits for filing a civil action generally range from one to three years, but rent and debt collection actions have a six-year limit. The state also provides an extra year (three total) for personal injury and injury to property claims if a motor vehicle is involved.

Rule 106(a)(2) ? Compelling a Non-Discretionary Action Rule 106(a)(2) is an action to compel a body or person, including a governmental body, to perform a non-discretionary or mandatory action; this is similar to a writ of mandamus under common law. Judgments in favor of the claimant can include damages.

A party may file in the trial court a motion to proceed on appeal in forma pauperis in the supreme court, together with an affidavit showing inability to pay the filing fee and costs. If the trial court denies the motion, the trial court must state in writing the reasons for the denial.

In divorce cases in which there are no children, or there are attorneys representing each spouse, the parties can file, along with all other required documents, what is called an Affidavit for Entry of Decree Without Appearance of the Parties, referred to by attorneys and courts as a ?non-appearance affidavit.? This ...

When a governmental body has breached its legal duties, writs of mandamus provide an avenue of potential relief. If successful, the result of a mandamus petition is a judicial order commanding the governmental body to perform required action or correct the breach.

Rule 21 - Change of Venue or Judge (a) Change of Venue. (1) For Fair or Expeditious Trial. The place of trial may be changed when the court in its sound discretion determines that a fair or expeditious trial cannot take place in the county or district in which the trial is pending. (2) The Motion for Change of Venue.