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The document is a legal petition filed in a Colorado District Court for the dissolution of marriage or legal separation between two parties. It includes personal information about both spouses, details regarding any children involved, and requests for court orders related to marital status, child custody, support, property division, and other relevant matters. The petition also outlines automatic temporary injunctions that take effect upon filing.

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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.

Does legal separation protect me financially in Colorado?

When legally separated, property and debt are divided similarly to a divorce. The court will evaluate the couples assets and liabilities and divide them fairly. This includes shared property, personal savings, debts, and ongoing financial obligations.

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.

What is the difference between a co petitioner and a respondent?

The petitioner sets the legal process in motion by presenting their case or claims to the court. Respondent: The respondent, on the other hand, is the party against whom the legal action is taken.

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.

How long do you have to be separated in Colorado before divorce?

You must wait at least 182 days from the date your legal separation was finalized by the court (when the Decree of Legal Separation was entered) before you can file paperwork to change the legal separation to a divorce.

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