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In October of 2002, Chief Justice Mullarkey established the Standing Committee on Family Issues pursuant to a recommendation by the Commission on Families in the Colorado Courts (see below)....
Dependency & Neglect Advisement
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Dependency & Neglect Advisement
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For Colorado Convictions
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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.
For Convictions in Another State
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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.
Each year the Federal Access & Visitation Grant distributes approximately $10 million in mandatory grant funding to the states and territories to operate state AV programs....
What is the Child Access and Visitation Program? The “Grants to States for Access and Visitation” Program (42 U.S.C....
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Second Judicial District announces District Court vacancy
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Court of Appeals Judges Dailey, Furman to retire
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Start an Eviction
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About Mobile Home Evictions An eviction is when someone is legally removed from a property, such as a space where a mobile home is set up, because they aren't paying rent or aren't following...
Respond to Eviction Paperwork
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How to Respond to Eviction Paperwork You are the Defendant if you receive eviction paperwork from a process server, sheriff, or other individual, or find the paperwork posted on the door to ...