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County placement

Jackson County, Colorado

$155/month, month-to-month. One active participating firm per county.

Filing court for this county

Denver Division, District of Colorado (cob)

28 U.S.C. § 85: "Colorado constitutes one judicial district." The District of Colorado is a single, undivided district administered from the sole clerk's office/divisional seat at Denver; cases are assigned to judges by random selection district-wide (L.B.R. 1073-1, "Cases are assigned to judges by random selection to the extent possible"), not by county. Grand Junction and Pueblo are statutory places for holding court (hearing locations) only, not county-assigning divisions.

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What the placement includes

  • Sole participating-firm placement on the Jackson County page and its court/division pages, enforced in the database.
  • Consumer requests from this county — from people who asked to be introduced to a firm — routed to you, with the consent record attached.
  • 10 Local Authority Deliverables per active billing month.
  • $155/month, month-to-month. Cancel any time; the placement runs to the end of the paid period.

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