Colorado Bankruptcy Resources™

CORegion 191 Federal District

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Federal Bankruptcy Courts in Colorado

District of Colorado

COB

Denver, Colorado Springs, Aurora, Boulder

www.cob.uscourts.gov

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Approved Credit Counseling Providers™

USTP-Approved Counseling Agencies

The U.S. Trustee Program maintains an official list of approved credit counseling agencies authorized to provide pre-filing counseling. Only agencies on this list satisfy the mandatory counseling requirement.

⚠ You must complete credit counseling from an approved agency within 180 days before filing. A certificate of completion is required.

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Key Facts for Colorado Filers

~8,000

Est. Filings / Year

Chapter 7

Most Common

$75,231

Median Household Income

Key Exemptions

Homestead $75,000Vehicle up to $7,500Wildcard $1,000

Bankruptcy Exemptions in Colorado™

Educational note: Exemptions determine which property you may keep when filing. Amounts and categories vary by state and are subject to change. Always verify current amounts with your local court or a licensed attorney.

Chapter 7 Basics

Colorado · Region 19

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