No-Fault Agreed Uncontested Divorce Package for Dissolution of Marriage for people with Minor Children - Colorado 2026

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the No-Fault Agreed Uncontested Divorce Package in our editor.
  2. Begin by filling out the Domestic Relations Case Information Sheet (CO-JDF-1000). This form provides essential information about your case.
  3. Complete the Petition for Dissolution of Marriage (CO-JDF-1101) and Summons (CO-JDF-1102). Ensure all details are accurate and provide copies to your spouse.
  4. Request your spouse to complete the Waiver and Acceptance of Service on the Summons and return it to you for filing.
  5. File the Petition and Summons with the Clerk of Court in your county, along with the required filing fee.
  6. If necessary, provide a copy of the Sworn Financial Statement (CO-JDF-1111) and any supporting schedules to your spouse within forty days.
  7. Jointly complete the Separation Agreement (CO-JDF-1115) and Parenting Plan (CO-JDF-1113), ensuring both parties agree on all terms before filing them with the court.
  8. Complete either Child Support Worksheet A or B based on your custody arrangement, then file it with the court.
  9. Prepare for your hearing by bringing completed Decree (CO-JDF-1116) and Support Order (CO-JDF-1117) documents.

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The good news is that, in general, divorces are processed quicker in Colorado now than in years gone by. If your divorce is uncontested, you may only need to wait for the statutory 91-day period.
In an uncontested divorce involving children, the parents must agree on child custody (parenting time). Colorado has several recommended schedules for shared parenting time. Parents must also agree on legal custody for decision-making for important medical and educational decisions for their children.
Colorado is a no-fault divorce state. This means that neither spouse needs to prove wrongdoing or grounds to end the marriage. Instead, the court only requires a statement that the marriage is irretrievably broken (see C.R.S. 14-10-106).
The Argument for Ending No-Fault Divorce For example, these critics often point to the fact that children from divorced families often struggle with behavioral issues, academic failure, and struggles to form their own stable relationships.
The unilateral nature of a no-fault divorce This means that, in a no-fault divorce, the spouse not filing for divorce cannot tell their side of the story since there is no fault to be placed on either side. This leaves the Judge deciding some issues without necessarily hearing all of the facts.

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Following a no-fault divorce, the childs best interests are the main consideration in determining child custody. The main custody options are joint custody, shared custody, and sole custody with visitation rights.

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