Colorado official forms
The official form, completed from your answers
Colorado courts run on the Judicial Branch's JDF forms — and the Branch publishes them fully fillable. This tool places your questionnaire answers onto the genuine, byte-verified official PDF — completed in your browser, so your answers never leave your device. Legal information, not legal advice.
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Fifteen fillable Colorado JDF forms — the Judicial Branch's own dissolution chain, byte-pinned from coloradojudicial.gov. Your answers go onto the official form itself — never an imitation.
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Filing mechanics (fees, copies, cover sheets) vary by county — verify with your clerk. Wet-ink lines (signatures, notary) stay blank on purpose: those belong on paper, per each form’s own instructions. Each form says on its own page exactly what it leaves for you to complete by hand, and why.
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Two Colorado honesty rails
- ▪The worksheet is calculator-first. JDF 1821 Support Worksheet exists in the Judicial Branch catalog without a fillable PDF — Colorado is calculator-first; this platform's § 14-10-115 engine computes the presumptive numbers for your review. The Support Order assist above computes those presumptive numbers through the statute’s three lanes for your review.
- ▪Disclosure polices settlements for five years. The JDF 1104 certificate records the C.R.C.P. 16.2 mandatory exchange — and Colorado’s 16.2(e)(10) lets a court reallocate assets or liabilities OMITTED from those disclosures for FIVE YEARS after the decree. Complete disclosure beats clever disclosure; nothing on this platform drafts around that rule.