Is it true or false that civil papers (unlawful detainer) DO NOT have to be personally served on a defendant in Colorado?
Yes. A three-day notice can be posted on the door.
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Litigation Lawyer at Denver, CO
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Yes. A three-day notice can be posted on the door.
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