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The Colorado Municipal Court Rules of Procedure Committee is a standing committee appointed by the Colorado Supreme Court....
Court Improvement Program
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Saguache County
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Civil E-Filing Mandate (PDF, 55 KB)
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Probation Advisory Committee
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Establishment of Statewide Probation Priorities - CJD 04-03
Probate Rules Committee
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The Probate Rules Committee is a standing Committee appointed by the Colorado Supreme Court....
Civil Rules Committee
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Civil Rules Committee The Civil Rules Committee is a standing Committee appointed by the Colorado Supreme Court. It has been in existence since 1978....
Archuleta County Probation
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Chief Probation Officer
Waiver of Service (adoption)
Self-Help Form
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JDF 507
Historic Committee Documents
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2008 Public Hearing and Comments Information regarding the public hearing on proposed rule changes, 3:00 p.m. Wed., Dec....
Archuleta County Probation
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109 Harman Park Drive
Pagosa Springs, CO 81147
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Municipal or City Court Appeals
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About Municipal or City Court Appeals A municipal appeal is a request for a higher court (county court or district court) to review a city court's decision or order....
State Government Agency Appeals
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About State Government Agency Appeals An appeal of a state government agency decision or action is called a judicial review....
About Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) Appeals An appeal of a DMV decision is called a judicial review. In a judicial review, a judge looks at the decisions and actions of the DMV. The DMV...
Evictions (FED) & Name Changes
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Please review Administrative Order 20-108 for information on the Boulder and Longmont eviction process and attachments required for service....
Contact Us
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Mailing Address: Office of the State Court Administrator Division of Probation Services 1300 Broadway, Suite 1100 Denver, Colorado 80203 720-625-5000 or 800-888-0001 Glenn Tapia, Division ...
Organization
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Division of Probation Services Management Team Name Unit Glenn Tapia, Director Administration ...
Supreme Court FAQ
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San Juan County
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A non-family member can petition the court to adopt a child they are caring for if:
- The birth parents have abandoned the child for one year or more, or
- The birth parents have failed to provide reasonable support for the child, such as failing to pay child support, for one year or more.
- The non-family member must have legal custody over the child established either through an Allocation of Parental Responsibilities (APR) or Guardianship case. The non-family member will petition the court for a “Custodial Adoption.” C.R.S. § 19-5-203(k)