F.A.Q’s Lemon Law Colorado

• Questions & Answers: Illegal Gambling

• Spam email and fraudulent solicitations can be sent to the Federal Trade Commission at: spam@uce.gov. Alternatively, you may contact the FTC at 1-877-382-4357 (www.ftc.gov) or the Internet Fraud Control Center at 1-800-251-7581 (www.IFCCFBI.gov).

• Frequently Asked Questions About Identity Theft
• Colorado Open Records Act - Nineteen Frequently Asked Questions
• Will Colorado recognize my concealed carry weapon permit if it was issued in another state?

• How do I file a claim against an agency and/or employee of the State of Colorado? Once I file a claim, how do I find out the status?
  
• A collection agency has been calling my house and threatening my children, while I am at work. Are they allowed to do that?

• What constitutes a common law marriage?

• How do I file a complaint against a doctor, dentist, nurse or other licensed professional?

• I bought a car yesterday and realized that I can’t afford to keep it. What are the rules on contract cancellation? Don’t I have 72 hours to change my mind on the purchase?

• How do I dispute a debt? I received a letter from a collection agency stating that I owe money to another company. I have proof that I paid my bills. What do I do now?

• What do I do if I receive junk email?

• When can I file a Lemon Law claim and what do I do?

• If I want to record a telephone call, do I need to tell the other person they are being recorded?

• My former landlord has not returned my deposit. What are my tenant rights?

• Where do I file a complaint about a utility service or a problem with a utility bill?