If you decide to file for divorce in Arapahoe County, Colorado, your experience will depend entirely on the type of marriage dissolution you are going to have and the way you choose to approach it.The simplest option would be filing for uncontested divorce, and using an online service to do it.
Options for Filing in Arapahoe County, Colorado
Cost
Timeline
$12,000-$30,000 for each spouse.
Hard to predict. Usually around 1 year.
Around $5,000
A few months on average.
Free forms
When choosing which Arapahoe County divorce papers to file, it is important to consider every aspect of your case. Having children or different types of assets and debts will significantly change the set of documents you will be required to submit. You will find some of the common divorce forms required to file in Arapahoe County, Colorado, below.
***Note that these forms are an example of the documents that you will be required to fill out. In general, the court will oblige you to file more than 15 divorce forms depending on the complexity of your case.***
Couples who cannot reach an agreement on financial, property, and child-related aspects of their divorce will have to file for contested marriage dissolution. The only way they can end their marriage is by hiring lawyers and paying them huge sums for advocating on their behalf.
Those who are in agreement, can file for uncontested divorce in Arapahoe County, Colorado, either with or without a lawyer. Those who do not want to hire an attorney can save both time and money by getting online divorce in Colorado.
Pros of ordering with OnlineDivorcer:
- Affordable prices
- 100% court approval guarantee
- Free filing instructions
- Full package of documents
- Expedited service
- Up-to-date forms
- Flat fee regardless of the number of children
Divorce Courts in Arapahoe County, Colorado
Arapahoe County Courthouse
Clerk Name:
Shirley M. Skinner
Court Address:
1790 West Littleton Blvd, Littleton, Colorado 80120
Phone:
303-649-6355
Fax:
303-792-2401
Clerk Hours:
7:30am-4:30pm
Website:
Helpful tips
If some of the information seems unclear, it might be necessary to contact the Arapahoe County court clerk. You might want to consider asking about:
- Any additional forms that might be required specifically by this court.
- Filing fees and other court-related expenses that you might have to cover.
- Recent changes or updates that have not yet been reflected on their website.
While court clerks cannot provide legal advice, they can be very helpful when it comes to factual questions about court procedures and processes.
Arapahoe County Notaries
Comparing fees, locations, and availability of notaries in Arapahoe County, Colorado, as well as how well they answered your questions will help you make an informed decision and choose the most suitable notary for your situation. Here is the list of county notaries in the area:
Marilyn Leggett
Centennial, CO
Phone: 303-912-2251 · Cell: 303-912-2251
Darcy Truppo
Aurora, CO
Phone: 303-667-6038 · Cell: 303-667-6038
Dan'Yale Taylor
Aurora, CO
Phone: 720-461-5554
Lavada Cooper
Aurora, CO
Phone: 720-272-1577 · Cell: 720-272-1577
Jesse Bowen
Aurora, CO
Phone: 303-590-8932 · Cell: 303-590-8932
Patricia Mills
Aurora, CO
Phone: 720-660-3452 · Cell: 720-660-3452
Laura Dotson
Aurora, CO
Phone: 716-957-9700 · Cell: 716-957-9700
Amzie Grant
Littleton, CO
Phone: 303-898-5059
Tonya McLauchlin
Aurora, CO
Phone: 720-619-0070
Helpful tips
- Before settling on a specific notary in Arapahoe County, consider contacting them to inquire about the price of their services and ask if any additional documents are needed
- Fill out all the necessary fields in the forms beforehand. You will not be able to change or add new information to the papers after they are notarized.
- Sign the documents in front of a notary public. As notaries have legal liability to confirm the validity of your signature, you can put it down on the form only in their presence.
- Bring an ID or a driver’s license for verification purposes. Make sure that the form of identification you are carrying has your signature on it so thata notary can compare it with the one you are going to put on the paperwork.
Child Support Services
Please note that this section will only be useful for spouses filing for divorce with children in Colorado.
Feel free to use the link provided on the page to review information regarding Colorado child support guidelines and payments. You are also welcome to use the contact information of the child support division if you have any specific inquiries. Before making a call, please note that you will find answers to the most common questions on their website, no matter if you are the one who will be receiving or paying child support in Arapahoe County.
County name: Denver County
Phone: 303-866-4300
Fax: 303-866-4360
Address: Child Support Services – State Office
1575 Sherman Street, 5th floor
Denver CO 80203
Website: https://childsupport.state.co.us
