Please include the name of the attorney checking in late, the time estimate and other court(s) that the attorney will be in (if any). If the attorney will be much later than previously announced then please contact the court for an updated status. Please DO NOT CALL the clerk to confirm the late email. This is for late calls only.
or otherwise. Creditors who violate the stay can be required to pay actual and punitive damages and attorney’s fees. Under certain circumstances, the stay may be limited to 30 days or not exist at all, although debtors can ask the court to extend …
The Court finds that the expert identified in Section I would not materially assist in the preparation of the defense in this case. Therefore, it is ORDERED that this motion is denied. The motion submitted by counsel and this Order shall be sealed in the court file and only opened upon further order of the Court. Telephone Number Of Attorney
DEPARTMENT PHONE NUMBER; Circuit Clerk (309) 888-5301: Circuit Court (309) 434-6650: Emergency Mgmt Agency (309) 888-5020: Facilities Management
If you are not represented by an attorney, please contact the District Court Clerk’s Office at (303) 606-2300 to be connected to your case Division. You may also reach the Self Help Resource Center at 303-606-2442.
Otherwise, documents from a Denver District Court Case may be obtained by going to the Records Department in person at 1437 Bannock Street, Room 38 , Denver, CO 80202.
The Colorado Court of Appeals has initial jurisdiction, with exceptions, over appeals from the Colorado District Courts, Denver Probate Court, and Denver Juvenile Court. In addition, the Court of Appeals has specific appellate jurisdiction over decisions originating from a number of state administrative boards and agencies, including the Industrial Claim Appeals Office. Reviews of the Court of Appeals’ decisions are directed to the Colorado Supreme Court.
District Court also handles protection orders when issues arise between the parties in a dissolution of marriage (divorce) or allocation of parental responsibilities (custody) proceeding.
The Civil Division of the County Court handles the following types of cases: evictions, name changes, replevins and foreign judgments, protection orders, and money suits in which the claim does NOT exceed $25,000.00.
The Denver Probate Court handles the following types of cases: all matters of probate, settlements of estates of deceased persons, appointment of guardians, conservators and administrators, and settlement of their accounts, and the adjudication of the mentally ill.
The Denver Juvenile Court handles the following types of cases: paternity, adoptions, child support, grandparent visitation, expungements, dependency and neglect, truancy, and delinquency cases. Litigants may also file to have custody issues addressed in the Juvenile Court if there is a pre-existing child support or paternity case.
Both the District Attorney (misdemeanors and felonies) and City Attorney (municipal ordinances and traffic infractions) prosecute criminal cases. One way to determine which office is handling a particular case is to look at the case number.
To locate your Denver County or District courtroom, please click here.
District Courtrooms are located in the Lindsey-Flanigan Courthouse, 520 W. Colfax Ave.