On August 16, 2022, the District Court in Gunnison County granted Colorado Poverty Law Project’s (“CPLP”) preliminary injunction request, preventing […]
Gunnison District Court Grants Request to Prevent Retaliatory Rent Increase Read Post »
Colorado Poverty Law Project is thrilled to introduce Shannon MacKenzie as our new Executive Director! Previously our Deputy Director and
Colorado Poverty Law Project Announces New Executive Director Read Post »
Stephanie, 22 (whose name and image have been changed for privacy), was caring for herself, her grandma, and her two
Stephanie Steps Up to Advocate for her Family Read Post »
Vea abajo para esto en español SPONSORED BY REP. ANDREW BOESENECKER, REP. EDIE HOOTON, AND SEN. WINTEREffective October 1st, 2022,
Summary of HB22-1287: Protections for Mobile Home Park Residents Read Post »
Colorado Poverty Law project worked with legislators and partners to help pass several important pieces of legislation this session, including:
2022 Legislative Summary Read Post »
A disabled tenant received an eviction notice based on nonpayment and contacted CPLP for help. Working quickly, a volunteer attorney
Vacated Eviction for Disabled Tenant Read Post »
A Kenyan woman attended a CPLP monthly clinic in dire need of notarized paperwork required to comply with consular regulations.
Navigating Consular Bureaucracy Read Post »
While out of state in Oklahoma, a woman did not receive notices indicating that she was responsible for child support
Keeping Our Clients Out of Jail Read Post »
A 12-year-old boy was taken to Tennessee by his mother in violation of a parenting plan established with the boy’s
A Happy Ending for Christmas Read Post »
