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It may be best to contact an attorney. In the state of Colorado, there are various legal aid organizations that may be able to assist you. Please see below are some of the legal aid resources available:

1. Legal Aid Foundation of Colorado - https://www.legalaidfoundation.org/get-help/
2. Colorado Innocence Project - coloradoinnocenceproject@colorado.edu
3. Colorado Legal Services - https://www.coloradolegalservices.org/
4. Colorado State Public Defender - http://pdweb.coloradodefenders.us/
5. Law Line 9 - (303) 698-0999
6. The Legal Center for People with Disabilities and Older People - (303) 722-0300
7. Metro Volunteer Lawyers - (303) 837-1313
8. Colorado Legal Services and Organizations 
9. Colorado Legal Help Center - http://www.coloradolegalhelpcenter.us/ Connects Colorado’s unrepresented litigants to legal information, practical resources, and contact information for assistance with legal issues.
10. Find-A-Lawyer Directory (Colorado Bar Association) - http://www.cobar.org/Find-a-lawyer
    • Provides contact information to those individuals looking for an attorney.
    • NOTE: Not all licensed attorneys in the state of Colorado are members of the Colorado Bar Association.
    • Bar association membership is voluntary. (50-record viewing maximum)
11. Colorado State Supreme Court Attorney Information Search - http://www.coloradosupremecourt.com/Search/AttSearch.asp 
    • Search this directory to find an attorney's status and disciplinary history.
    • NOTE: An attorney must have a status of "active" and in good standing in order to practice law within the state of Colorado.
      • http://www.coloradosupremecourt.com/Search/AttSearch.asp
12. Colorado Courts Self-Help Centers
13. Martindale-Hubbell Find a Lawyer or Law Firm - http://www.martindale.com
14. Findlaw.com - https://www.findlaw.com
15. HG.org - https://www.hg.org
16. Alllaw.com - https://www.alllaw.com