CO HB1106

County courts must limit daily eviction case scheduling starting January 1, 2027: 25 cases for counties with under 1,000 annual filings, 45 cases for 1,000-5,000 filings, and 65 cases for 5,000+ filings

Minor children cannot be named as defendants in eviction complaints when a parent or legal guardian is also listed; violations result in dismissal and cost reimbursement to the parent/guardian

Courts cannot enter judgment without a trial or hearing when a tenant's answer indicates intent to cure nonpayment; tenants who miss filing deadlines due to hospitalization, illness, disability accommodations, improper service, transportation issues, or court/electronic filing problems must be granted relief and at least 7 days to file an answer

Writ of restitution execution extended from 10 days to 30 days after judgment for all residential tenants, except in cases of substantial lease violations

Eviction writs cannot be executed during inclement weather (forecasted temperatures below 32°F or above 90°F, or substantial rain/snow), and appeals bonds for eviction cases are repealed