Colorado extended a limit on new wage garnishments and other debt collection activities until June 1, 2021, under a bill (S.B. 21-002) that Gov. Jared Polis (D) signed on Jan. 21, according to the legislature’s website.
Those experiencing financial hardship related to the coronavirus pandemic may request that a new wage garnishment be suspended, if specified conditions are met, under the measure, Extending Limitations on Debt Collection Actions, which took effect immediately.
Specifically, creditors must notify those whose wages are to be garnished that such garnishment may be suspended if the creditors are advised by phone or ...
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