Judge Christopher B. Rhamey
Individual Rules, Standing Orders & Policies
These 188 rules apply across Jefferson County District Court, First Judicial District. Where this judge's own standing orders above address the same topic, the judge's requirement controls.
The filing attorney must enter each party's complete last known mailing address when filing a new case through ICCES.
All submitted documents must include a complete and accurate Event Type and Document Title.
Proposed orders must be titled for the relief sought, while the CCE Event Type—not the Document Title—must identify the filing as a proposed order.
All licensed Colorado attorneys, including those filing for government or administrative agencies, must electronically file and serve all documents through CCE in accordance with the cited rules and directives.
The CCE e-filing mandate covers the listed domestic, civil, probate, criminal, traffic, juvenile, and future e-filing case types.
Unrepresented parties must continue filing in paper format; the clerk will scan and upload those filings into jPOD, which attorneys of record may view on CCE unless sealed.
After entering the order on the Petition, the court will set a review within twenty-one days.
The case will be closed if there are no further filings after twenty-one days.
A motion for default judgment should not be filed before the return date.
A filing fee is required for the restitution order unless an approved motion in forma pauperis is filed.
All fees are waived for actions filed by a municipal agency as plaintiff.
The filing fee and other post-judgment fees may be added as recoverable costs, with statutory interest, to outstanding restitution.
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The rule addresses email communications. The rule lists email 01Division5@judicial.state.co.us. Judge Christopher B. Rhamey provides a primary email address for court contact.
Judge Christopher B. Rhamey provides a primary email address for court contact.
Judge Christopher B. Rhamey provides a primary phone number for court contact.