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Filing an Application in Water Court Step 1: Application The type of application you file with the court will depend on what you are trying to do (for example: applying for a new water righ...
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Visit the Filing Fees page for guides and forms.
File Out-of-State Foreign Judgment Step 1: When If you were awarded a money judgment in another state and you need to enforce that judgment in Colorado, you will need to file paperwork relat...
About Agistor's Lien? See JDF 131 Instructions for an Agistor's Lien for complete instructions on how to complete the required forms....
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Overview You must file your documents in the case in which the Court awarded a money judgment in your favor. A money judgment from County Court is good for six years from the judgment date....
E-Filing
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Electronic Filing System (EFS) The Colorado Courts E-Filing system allows authorized users to file and serve documents electronically in the Colorado Courts....
E-Filing for Attorneys
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Colorado Courts E-Filing for Attorneys The Colorado Courts E-Filing system allows authorized users to file and serve documents electronically in the Colorado Courts....
E-Filing for Non-Attorneys
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Colorado Courts E-Filing for Non-Attorneys
Eviction Filings
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Eviction Filings (Forcible Entry and Detainer-FED) The below dashboard provides statistics on Forcible Entry and Detainer (FED/Eviction) cases filed at a state court and Denver County Court....
Garnishment of Wages Filing Fees
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Writ of Garnishment 45.00 Unable to afford a filing fee? Visit our File Without Payment page .
Small Claims Cases Filing Fees
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Unable to afford a filing fee? Visit our File Without Payment page.
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Administrative Order Regarding Accepting Filings from Parties not Required to use Colorado Courts E-Filing
Foreign Judgment 201.00 Unable to afford a filing fee? Visit our File Without Payment page .
Can the courts reject filings?
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Yes, the court clerks can reject filings. However, they may only do so for at least one of the reasons for rejection listed in Chief Justice Directive 11-01. If the court rejects your filing, you can see the rejection reason through the Alerts screen.
Yes, batch filing is available and supported for civil case classes. For additional information, please email efilingfeedback@judicial.state.co.us.
Statutory Filing fees, E-Filing fees, and E-Service fees are not assessed on filings until the courts accept them. Thus, Statutory, E-Filing, and E-Service fees are not charged on rejected filings. US Mail fees are assessed when the filing is submitted to the court and are non-refundable.
Each rejected filing will be accompanied by a reason for rejection. The system also allows rejected documents to automatically be included in a new filing that can be corrected and re-submitted to the court.
Criminal E-filing (PDF, 19 KB)
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Acceptance of Filings (PDF, 151 KB)
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Filings by Email (PDF, 89 KB)
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Check your email. You will have received an email informing you the document was rejected and why.
Log in to your E-Filing account and check your case activity, which will show if the filing has been submitted, accepted, or rejected.
Click on the rejected filing, then the document history.
Mandatory E-filing (PDF, 85 KB)
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