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The purpose of the Rules of Evidence Committee is to periodically review, correct, update, and improve the Rules of Evidence....

Criteria to Become the Guardian for an Adult Any person who is concerned about the well-being of an adult can file a guardianship case....

Criteria to Become the Conservator for an Adult Any person concerned about the adult's financial situation, or any person who would be negatively affected if the adult's finances are not man...

What is a Protective Proceedings Monitor?...

The Committee on the Colorado Rules of Professional Conduct is a Standing Committee established by the Colorado Supreme Court in 2003....

Looking for Legal Help? The Colorado Judicial Branch is not allowed to provide legal advice or legal interpretations outside of a courtroom setting....

Rules of Criminal Procedure Committee There are fourteen members of the Criminal Rules Committee....

EMPLOYERS SEEKING EMPLOYEE JURY INFORMATION The Electronic Jury Service Certificate identifies the number of days an employee appeared for jury duty....

Criteria to Register Out-of-State Conservatorship Paperwork in Colorado If you are a conservator in another state, and you need to do some specific things in Colorado related to the conserva...

Identify Where to File Your Paperwork You can file your paperwork in the district court in the county where the child or the alleged parent lives or is found, or in any county where public a...

What is a Probate Registrar? Probate Registrars are responsible for administering and overseeing the probate process for estate cases....

Each spring and fall, the Colorado Supreme Court and Court of Appeals travels to high schools (and sometimes colleges or law schools) around Colorado to hold Oral Arguments in appellate case...

Criteria to Register Out-of-State Guardianship Paperwork in Colorado If you are a guardian in another state, and you need to do some specific things in Colorado related to the guardianship, ...

Colorado Courts E-Filing for Non-Attorneys

Revised March 2026 Note: A 1982 article by Justice William H....

Appellate Law Clerkships at the Colorado Court of Appeals generally begin in August or early September of each year, and may be for one or two year periods, or may be ongoing positions, all ...