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The Fenton Law Office

Your Colorado Eviction Lawyer

Fast, strategic evictions to protect your property and cash flow.
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Serving Landlords Across Colorado

Mark E. Fenton, Esq., is a licensed real estate attorney with extensive experience in transactions and litigation. He represents individuals and businesses in complex property transactions and disputes involving evictions, fraud, breach of fiduciary duty, and other real estate claims. A former University of Colorado football letterman and NFL center for the Denver Broncos and Houston Texans, Mr. Fenton applies the same discipline and determination from his athletic career to his legal practice.
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AREAS OF PRACTICE

Our firm provides trusted legal counsel in all aspects of real estate law, representing individuals, investors, property owners, landlords, tenants, and small businesses throughout Colorado. Whether you are buying your first home, negotiating a commercial lease, or facing a real estate dispute, Colorado real estate attorney Mark E. Fenton, Esq.offers knowledgeable guidance and strong advocacy to protect your interests.

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Colorado Residential
Real Estate

Navigate buying or selling a home with ease through expert guidance in Colorado residential real estate.
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Real Estate

Streamline your business property deals with trusted counsel in Colorado commercial real estate.
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Colorado Real
Estate Litigation

Protect your rights with skilled representation in Colorado real estate litigation and disputes.
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Colorado Property
Ownership

Navigate property ownership in with trusted guidance on HOA, zoning, and management issues.
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Colorado
Management Issues

Resolve management issues with expert support on agreements, compliance, and disputes.
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Colorado Eviction
Lawyer

Both tenants and landlords rely on Mark to represent them in court throughout the eviction process.

Our Clients Speak For Themselves

We stand shoulder to shoulder with our clients, guiding them toward a successful outcome.
"Great attorney! Mark and Penni worked tirelessly to resolve a complex tenant issue. Kept me informed and answered everything."
Wayne
Family Planing
"Highly recommend Mark for landlord issues. He's professional, experienced, fast, and has very reasonable fees."
Stacy
Landlord & Tenant
"Mark handled a complicated eviction with a calming presence. He kept us informed and patiently prepared us for court."
Terry
Landlord & Tenant
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Frequently
Asked Questions

At the Law Office of Mark E. Fenton, Esq., we combine extensive Colorado real estate law knowledge with practical business insight. Whether guiding clients through a smooth transaction or representing them in high-stakes litigation, our mission is to safeguard their legal and financial interests at every stage.
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How long does an eviction take in Colorado?
Most evictions take 2 to 6 weeks from the date the required demand for compliance or Notice to Terminate Tenancy is posted, depending on whether the tenant contests the case. However, Colorado law mandates that the Sheriff cannot remove the tenant during the automatic 10-day stay on execution of the Writ of Restitution.
Can a landlord evict without court?
No. In Colorado, landlords must go through the court process. “Self-help” evictions (such as changing locks or shutting off utilities) are illegal and entitle the tenant to pursue damages against the landlord.
What are valid eviction reasons in Colorado?
Common reasons include non-payment of rent, lease violations, lease expiration, and illegal activity on the property.
What justifies an eviction in Colorado?
A landlord can legally evict a tenant for several reasons, most commonly: non-payment of rent, violations of the lease agreement, staying past the lease expiration date, or engaging in illegal activity on the property.
Can a tenant stop an eviction?
In many cases, yes. An eviction isn't automatic, and tenants have rights. They can often stop the process entirely by catching up on overdue rent or fixing the lease violation before the landlord files in court. If it does go to court, the tenant also has the opportunity to present legal defenses to a judge.

Articles By Mark

Insights on Colorado real estate law, written by attorney Mark E. Fenton. From practical guides for buyers and investors, Mark shares strategies to help you navigate property transactions, disputes, and legal challenges with confidence.

Understanding Evictions in Colorado: A Guide for Landlords and Tenants

Evictions in Colorado have timelines and procedures that both landlords and tenants must follow. This article explains the process step by step, outlines common mistakes, and highlights when it’s critical to involve an attorney to protect your rights.

Pitfalls in Colorado Real Estate Transactions—and How to Avoid Them

Buying or selling in Colorado can be complex, and small mistakes often lead to costly disputes. This post breaks down the most common issues buyers, sellers, and investors face, from unclear contracts to title problems, and offers practical tips.

Gridiron to the Courtroom: Lessons Football Taught Me About Law and Life

Discipline, strategy, and resilience from my time as a NFL center translate directly into my legal practice. Get an inside look at how teamwork, preparation, and persistence help clients achieve the best outcomes in real estate.

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