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A statutory 91-day waiting period The minimum time that a divorce will take from the filing of the initial petition in Colorado is 91 days. After you file for divorce and serve papers on the other party, the court must wait 91 days before granting the divorce.
How can I obtain a copy of my divorce decree? To obtain a copy of a divorce decree filed in El Paso County, contact the Fourth Judicial District Court at 270 S. Tejon St., Colorado Springs, CO 80903, via Phone: 719-452-5000 or online.
*For a copy of the original marriage license/certificate, contact the clerk and recorder that issued the document. *For a copy of the original divorce decree, contact the county district court that issued the document.
Contact the District Court in which the divorce was filed for you record. Most people who are looking for divorce records that concern themselves will need to contact the courts for their records.
Contact the District Court in which the divorce was filed for you record. Most people who are looking for divorce records that concern themselves will need to contact the courts for their records.
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When you file for a dissolution of marriage in Colorado and the court finalizes the petition, the filing becomes public record. This is just the same as a marriage certificate becoming public record after a marriage. That means that anyone can look up your divorce and see that it has been finalized if they want to.
The Colorado state government website provides uncertified Colorado dissolution of marriage certificates online through the The Official Web Portal.
*For a copy of the original divorce decree, contact the county district court that issued the document. We provide verification of marriages, civil unions and divorces for the years 1900 to 1939 and 1975 to present, recorded with the Colorado Office of the State Registrar.

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