Judge Kara E. Clark
Judge • Larimer County District Court
Court-wide rules
Applies court-wideLarimer County District Court publishes its filing requirements at the court level rather than per judge, so these 591 rules are what govern this courtroom.
Filing Requirements
All 381The form must indicate any spousal maintenance to be paid for the current relationship.
- Applies to
- Worksheet
The worksheet must include each party’s first and last name, state of residence, and date of birth.
- Applies to
- Worksheet
A person submitting the worksheet on their own behalf must indicate that choice in the boxes and complete the contact information.
Service
All 50The filer states that a copy of the position statement has been provided to the other party.
The certificate of service records service on the other party by hand delivery, fax, or prepaid U.S. mail addressed to the recipient.
- Service
- Electronic service to all parties
The court must serve its rulings, opinions, orders, and other written communications on counsel and self-represented parties through the E-System.
Filing Timing
All 41The fee-waiver motion must be filed with the initial paperwork.
At least one party must meet the 91-day Colorado residency requirement before filing the petition.
The court cannot enter a decree until a mandatory 91-day waiting period has passed, beginning at filing for co-petitioners or at service when one spouse files and serves the other.
Communication
All 28The parties are responsible for contacting the Court to determine whether the ISC has been vacated.
Contact the courts to obtain the Notice to Set form for your courtroom.
Attorneys must contact the managing court reporter 10 days before a non-criminal court or jury trial to determine whether an official reporter will be assigned.
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