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The automatic temporary injunction: four restraints that arrive with the case
Filing a Colorado dissolution brings a built-in injunction — no motion, no hearing: both parties are restrained from disposing of marital property outside the ordinary course, from disturbing the other's peace, from taking minor children out of Colorado without consent or an order, and from canceling or letting lapse ANY insurance (health, homeowner's, renter's, auto, life) without AT LEAST FOURTEEN DAYS' advance notice and written consent or a court order. Its provisions print on the summons and the petition, and the petition itself must carry the petitioner's written acknowledgment of it.
The honest note
The injunction binds the petitioner at filing and the respondent at service or waiver — and § 14-10-108 lets either party seek expanded or modified temporary orders on motion; the injunction is the floor, not the ceiling.
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