C.R.C.P. 232.21. — Collection of Restitution

(a) Notice of Intent and Withdrawal of Notice. A person in whose name a restitution order has been entered under this rule has the right to pursue collection of the amount of

restitution owed to that person. A person who wishes to collect restitution under this section must first deliver to the clerk of the supreme court a notice of intent to pursue collection. On receiving such a notice, the supreme court and the Regulation Counsel will cease all attempts to collect the restitution amounts due to that person. A person may withdraw a notice of intent to pursue collection of restitution by filing a notice of withdrawal with the clerk of the supreme court. The notice must state the amount, if any, of restitution collected. On receiving a notice of withdrawal, the supreme court and the Regulation Counsel may resume pursuing collection of restitution under this section. (b) Procedure. A person who has filed a notice of intent to pursue collection of restitution may request that the supreme court issue any of the following without cost: (1) One or more certified copies of the transcript for the order for restitution, which may be recorded with a clerk and recorder or with the secretary of state; (2) An order that a portion of the respondent's earnings be withheld under C.R.S. section 16-18.5-105(3)(b); and (3) A writ of execution, writ of attachment, or other civil process to collect on a judgment under article 52 of title 13, C.R.S.