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The document provides detailed instructions for filing a Petition for Dissolution or Legal Separation of a Civil Union with children in Colorado. It outlines the necessary forms, residency requirements, waiting periods, and procedures involved in the process. The document emphasizes that it is for informational purposes only and not legal advice, and it includes information on fees, mediation options, and definitions of key terms related to civil unions. Additionally, it guides individuals through the steps of filing their case, serving documents, and preparing for court hearings.

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Complete the Case Information Sheet (JDF 1000) by filling in all required sections, including your names and contact information.
Fill out the Petition for Dissolution of Civil Union or Legal Separation (JDF 1250). Ensure both parties sign this form in front of a Notary Public or Court Clerk.
If applicable, complete the Summons for Dissolution (JDF 1251) only if your partner is named as Respondent and did not sign the Petition.
Prepare to file your case with the Court by gathering all completed forms. Pay the $230 filing fee and submit your documents.
Serve the necessary papers to your partner if you are not filing jointly. Use Waiver and Acceptance of Service for easier processing if they agree.
Complete additional forms such as the Parenting Plan (JDF 1273) and Sworn Financial Statement (JDF 1111) before your Initial Status Conference.

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Does it matter who files for divorce first in Colorado?

What Can Be Used Against Me In a Divorce? Hiding Assets During the Divorce. No matter how strongly you feel that whats yours is yours, Colorado family courts consider all assets accumulated during the marriage as belonging to jointly to both spouses. Extraordinary Spending. Embarking on a New Relationship.

What happens if my spouse doesnt want a divorce?

By failing to respond, you wont stop the divorce, youll only give up your chance to contest any matters of child custody, property division, and spousal maintenance.

What happens if a spouse doesnt respond to a divorce petition in Colorado?

In Colorado, our Courts only require one party to sign and file a divorce petition to begin the divorce process.

Can you refuse a divorce in Colorado?

Some spouses believe they can avoid a divorce if they refuse to respond. However, in Colorado, a divorce need not be amicable, and the respondent does not need to submit a response for it to be finalized.

How many years do you have to be separated to be legally divorced in Colorado?

A: Legal separation doesnt have a time limit. Once the negotiations between both parties reach a legal separation agreement, they will take the agreement before the court.