JDF 397 - Colorado State Judicial Branch 2025

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The document is a legal form used in Colorado courts for filing a motion to modify or dismiss a temporary or permanent protection order. It outlines the necessary requirements and verifications needed from the restrained person, including timeframes since the order was issued and criminal history checks. The document also includes sections for court information, petitioner and respondent details, and instructions for service of the motion.

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Begin by filling in the court information at the top, including the type of court and county. Ensure you enter the correct court address.
In the 'Petitioner' and 'Respondent' sections, clearly state the names of both parties involved in the case.
Complete the case number field and provide your contact information, including phone numbers and email address.
Select whether you are requesting to modify or dismiss a temporary or permanent protection order by checking the appropriate boxes.
Fill out any required verification statements regarding criminal history checks and previous orders as indicated on the form.
Sign and date where indicated, ensuring that all necessary attachments are included before submission.

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How to look up Colorado court cases?

A restrained person must follow certain procedures to have an order dismissed or modified. 2 years must have passed since the order was made permanent. Fingerprints must be taken and a criminal history must be provided by the Colorado Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)

Can you look up a court case in Colorado?

How to Find Information. To research Supreme Court and Court of Appeals cases, you will need the case number. To research county and district court cases in Colorado, you will need the name of the county/district court in which the action was filed and a case number.

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