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The document outlines the steps required to obtain a dissolution or legal separation of a civil union with children in Colorado. It details the filing process, necessary forms, personal service requirements, proof of service, and court procedures including initial status conferences, mediation, and final hearings. The document emphasizes the importance of adhering to local court procedures and provides links for accessing required forms.

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Begin by deciding how you will file. If filing jointly, ensure both partners sign the Petition in front of a Notary Public or Court Clerk.
File in the appropriate County where either partner resides or where the Civil Union Certificate was issued. Complete the Case Information Sheet (JDF 1000), Petition (JDF 1250), and Summons (JDF 1251) if not filing jointly, and pay the required fee.
Review any documents received from the Court, including dates for Initial Status Conferences and local court Case Management Orders. Mark important dates on your calendar.
If filing individually, ensure your partner is personally served with all necessary documents by a disinterested party aged 18 or older.
Provide proof of service to the Court once obtained. Remember that there is a mandatory 91-day waiting period before finalizing your dissolution or legal separation.
Complete all required forms such as the Sworn Financial Statement (JDF 1111) and Separation Agreement (JDF 1256). Ensure they are signed before a notary.
Attend the Initial Status Conference to discuss case status and exchange necessary documents with your partner.
If needed, participate in mediation to resolve any contested issues before proceeding to a Final Hearing.
Prepare for the Final Hearing by completing and filing necessary forms like Pretrial Statement (JDF 1129) at least seven days prior to the hearing date.

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