Jdf 1201-2026

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The document is an Affidavit for Decree Without Appearance of Parties related to the dissolution of marriage or legal separation in Colorado. It outlines the necessary information and steps required for filing, including details about the petition, service of process, child custody arrangements, and property division agreements. The affidavit allows parties to request a decree without appearing in court if certain conditions are met.

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Begin by filling in the court address and case number at the top of the form. Ensure that all information is accurate to avoid delays.
In section 1, indicate the date when the Petition for Dissolution of Marriage was filed and confirm that at least one party has been domiciled in Colorado for over 91 days.
For section 2, check the appropriate box regarding how the Petition and Summons were served. Provide any necessary dates or names as required.
In section 3, specify whether there are minor children involved and confirm if a Parenting Plan has been completed and filed with the Court.
Section 4 requires you to check if a Separation Agreement exists. If so, ensure it is signed and notarized before submission.
Complete sections 5 through 8 by acknowledging maintenance guidelines, confirming no genuine issues exist, and providing any additional information as needed.
Finally, sign and date the form at the bottom. If applicable, have your attorney sign as well before submitting it to the Court.

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Can I sign my jdf 1201 colorado electronically?

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Do both people have to agree to divorce in Colorado?

Colorado only cares that someone believes the marriage is over. Even if you testify you do not agree to the divorce Colorado will still allow the divorce to become final if at least one party does not want to reconcile.

How long must you be separated to be legally divorced in Colorado?

The 90-day separation period begins on the day that the divorce petition is filed with the court and the respondent (the other spouse) is officially served with the divorce papers. This period is mandatory, and the court cannot waive or shorten it, regardless of the circumstances.

What is JDF 208?

.courts.state.co.us/forms. JDF 208 Application for a State Paid Professional.

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How long is the divorce waiting period in Colorado?

Optional Court Hearing Sometimes, you can ask the court to issue your decree without going to a hearing. To see if you qualify and to make that request, use: JDF 1018 - Affidavit for Decree Without Appearance.

What is the difference between a legal separation and a divorce in Colorado?

Under Colorado Revised Statutes, C.R.S. 14-10-106 (1)(a)(III), there is a mandatory waiting period of 91 (ninety-one) days from the date of either a joint filing or service on the responding party before a divorce can be completed. As such, the minimum amount of time a divorce case can take is 91 days.

What is JDF 1019?

JDF 1019 Decree (divorce or legal separation)