Colorado Divorce & Family Law Guide

A Comprehensive Collection of Articles about Colorado Family Law

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About the Guide

The Colorado Divorce & Family Law Guide was created by Carl O. Graham, a Colorado Springs, CO divorce lawyer and former Army JAG officer. As a principal in Black & Graham, LLC, a domestic relations and criminal defense firm, Carl heads up the firm's family law practice, and focuses exclusively on Colorado divorce & family law, including military divorce issues. To learn more about our Colorado Springs family law practice, visit the law firm web site at:
www.blackgraham.com.

 

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      • Get the Forms
      • Instructions for Forms
      • File & Serve Initial Pleadings
      • Provide Financial Disclosures
      • Fill out Agreements, Decree, etc.
      • Initial Status Conference
      • Final Steps (No Children)
      • Final Hearing (If Children)
    • Divorce
    • Legal Separation
    • Annulment / Declaration of Invalidity
    • Paternity
    • Prenuptial Agreements
    • Bankruptcy & Divorce
    • Children & Custody
    • Asset & Debt Division
    • Child & Spousal Support
    • Entering Into Marriage
    • Protective Orders
    • Useful Links

Get the Forms

Download the forms that you will need in advance.  This Guide will reference the necessary forms in yellow that you'll need for each step of the process.  The forms can be obtained from:

Colorado Judicial Branch Self Help Center.  The Colorado Supreme Court has all of the basic dissolution forms available in both MS Word and Adobe PDF formats.  This will be your source for the statewide Colorado divorce forms referenced in this Guide.

4th Judicial District Web Site.  The El Paso and Teller County District Courts require a few of their own unique forms - they are available on the court web site in both Word and PDF formats.

Each of these sites also has instruction sheets you can download, which explain both the general process, and also give guidance for filling out specific forms.

The Colorado Judicial Branch has an interactive map of Colorado judicial districts.  Simply click on your location on the map, and it will take you to a page with information about the district, and, if applicable, a link to each judicial district's web site, where you can you find out about the specific procedures or forms used by that district.

 

Note:  The D.I.Y. Divorce Guide is based upon the 4th Judicial District forms and procedures.  Since each of Colorado's judicial districts can set its own procedures, and may have local supplements to the statewide forms referenced in this Guide, check your local judicial district to make sure you comply with their requirements.

 

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