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Self Help Service of Process If you and the other party both have an e-filing account the other party will be served electronically.   If you need to arrange to personally deliver court docu...

The Budget Unit includes budget staff who prepare the annual budget request for the Judicial Branch, monitor and respond to legislative requests on proposed new legislation, interact with th...

How to Serve Court Papers in Divorce or Custody Cases If you don't file for divorce/custody together (jointly), you must formally notify your spouse/other parent (Respondent)....

Oral Arguments All oral Arguments are held at the Ralph Carr Judicial Building unless it is noted that the Court is participating in a Courts in the Community event....

The Office of Dispute Resolution does not endorse or promote any outside organization, agency, or resource provided on this page.

A Accomplice - A person who knowingly helps someone commit a crime. Acquittal - A verdict that a criminal defendant is not guilty....

The Correctional Treatment Board is a seven-member statewide board that was created pursuant to HB12-1310.  This legislation consolidated the statewide substance-abuse treatment funding prev...

What's the Difference? A Legal Separation case can do everything a Divorce case can, but it doesn't legally end the marriage/civil union.   What Can a Case Do?...

Criteria to Change a Legal Separation to a Divorce You must wait at least 182 days from the date your legal separation was finalized by the court (when the Decree of Legal Separation was ent...

Criteria to Change a Legal Separation to a Divorce You must wait at least 182 days from the date your legal separation was finalized by the court (when the Decree of Legal Separation was ent...

Below is a listing of the judges and staff for Douglas County. Select an accordion section to view judges and/or staff contact details.

New Form of Caption The Supreme Court approved a new form of caption on November 18, 1999....

Background County governments are responsible for providing security at state court facilities but the level of funding and services that each county can offer varies greatly throughout Colo...

Colorado Supreme Court Justices Constitution Day Video Sept. 17 is Constitution Day, the date in 1787 when the U.S. Constitution was signed....

Stories Across the Branch Every day, the people of the Colorado Judicial Department make a difference in our courtrooms, our probation offices, and our communities....

(FTDC) History and Background In July 2002, Colorado’s Fourth Judicial District joined an established Joint Services Management team to develop a Family Treatment Drug Court, utilizing a fos...

You should file your paperwork with the same court where you were convicted or adjudicated. Use the courts locator to find the correct court location.

You can file your case with the district court in the county where you live. Use the courts locator to find the correct district court location.

(DUI) Court HIstory and Background The El Paso County Driving Under the Influence (DUI) Court started in June 2008, and the Teller County DUI Court started in 2010....

The State Court Administrator shall administer and enforce the following policy: Information on Judicial Branch web sites shall be related to the business of the Judicial Branch....

Below is a listing of the Judges and staff for Boulder County. Select an accordion section to view Judges or staff....

Clerkships at the Colorado Supreme Court are full-time positions for one to two years, typically beginning in August or September each year.   Each Justice hires their own law clerks, typica...

SETTINGS FOR ALL CASE TYPES - How to make your appointment Please check your calendar....

(DV) Court History and Background The Fourth Judicial District Domestic Violence (DV) Court began in August of 2012....

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