Colorado Divorce Self-Help Center

The DivorceWriter fee is just $149.

1. Log into your account at https://www.divorcewriter.com/Home_Login.asp and make changes to your online interview responses. Then, contact customer service at 800-928-7713 or info@divorcewriter.com to obtain copies of your updated documents at no extra charge. At that time, you can choose to either have them e-mailed to you or shipped via priority mail; or
2. Log into your account and email your documents to yourself using the e-mail button on the review page. Customize as needed and print.

1. Complete the pre-buy portion of the online interview.
2. After purchase you will have a chance to review your answers and provide any other details such as decisions regarding property and/or any minor children. When you are satisfied, submit your interview for printing.
3. DivorceWriter will print and mail you your documents and filing instructions. You will be able to login and access your account at any time for up to a year to make any changes if needed.

1. Log into your account at https://www.divorcewriter.com/Home_Login.asp and make changes to your online interview responses. Then, contact customer service at 800-928-7713 or info@divorcewriter.com to obtain copies of your updated documents at no extra charge. At that time, you can choose to either have them e-mailed to you or shipped via priority mail; or
2. Log into your account and email your documents to yourself using the email button on the review page. Customize as needed and print.

1. Log into your account at https://www.divorcewriter.com/Home_Login.asp and make changes to your online interview responses. Then, contact customer service at 800-928-7713 or info@divorcewriter.com to obtain copies of your updated documents at no extra charge. At that time, you can choose to either have them e-mailed to you or shipped via priority mail; or
2. Log into your account and email your documents to yourself using the email button on the review page. Customize as needed and print.

• Colorado Divorce Filing Procedures
• Petition for Dissolution of Marriage
• Summons
• Petitioner’s Certificate of Compliance with Mandatory Financial Disclosures
• Co-Petitioner’s Certificate of Compliance with Mandatory Financial Disclosures
• Petitioner’s Sworn Financial Statement
• Co-Petitioner’s Sworn Financial Statement
• Petitioner’s Supporting Schedules for Assets in Section F, G, H, and I
• Co-Petitioner’s Supporting Schedules for Assets in Section F, G, H, and I
• Separation Agreement
• Decree of Dissolution of Marriage
• Affidavit for Decree without Appearance of the Parties (No children divorces only)
• Mandatory Disclosure

• Parenting Plan
• Child Support Obligation Worksheet

• The extraordinary medical expenses incurred for treatment of either parent or a current spouse;
• Extraordinary costs associated with parenting time;
• The gross disparity in income between the parents;
• The ownership by a parent of a substantial nonincome producing asset;
• Consistent overtime not considered in gross income; or
• Income from employment that is in addition to a full-time job or that results in the employment of the obligor more than forty hours per week or more than what would otherwise be considered to be full-time employment.

• Select “no” to using the payment calculation;
• Enter the chosen support amount in the space provided for monthly payment amount; and
• Enter the reason for the deviation in the space provided.

• Select “no” to using the payment calculation;
• Enter the existing support amount in the space provided for monthly payment amount; and
• Enter the following as the reason for deviating from the state calculation: There is a prior child support order under Case No. (enter case number) that was issued by (enter court name) on (enter date of order).

• Create a detailed schedule for vacations, holidays, and special occasions, including beginning and end times, or choose to keep your regular schedule during those times.
• List your parenting schedule priorities to resolve potential conflicts before they arise.
• Designate the amount of time each parent will spend with the children.

• The parties agree otherwise in a written stipulation after July 1, 1997;
• If the child is mentally or physically disabled, the court or the delegate child support enforcement unit may order child support, including payments for medical expenses or insurance or both, to continue beyond the age of nineteen;
• If the child is still in high school or an equivalent program, support continues until the end of the month following graduation. A child who ceases to attend high school prior to graduation and later reenrolls is entitled to support upon reenrollment and until the end of the month following graduation, but not beyond age twenty-one. See Colorado Revised Statute 14-10-115(13). (IV) If the child marries, the child shall be considered emancipated as of the date of the marriage. If the marriage is annulled, dissolved, or declared invalid, child support may be reinstated. (V) If the child enters into active military duty, the child shall be considered emancipated.

• No spousal support
• Spousal support paid in periodic payments for a set duration
• Spousal support paid in a lump sum

• Christmas Day:  If you select "Wife" and "Even" then the child(ren) will spend Christmas Day with the wife on the even numbered years.
• Father's Day:  If you select "Husband" and "Every" then the child(ren) will spend every Father's Day with the husband.

• Designating responsibility for any mortgage(s) and other liabilities related to the property;
• Buying-out your spouse with a cash settlement;
• Designating one spouse to be responsible for the sale or share the responsibility equally;
• Assigning a set number of months to complete the sale of property;
• Listing one spouse as the receipient of the proceeds of the sale or assign a set percentage of proceeds, if any, to each spouse;
• Designating one spouse to pay the monthly mortgage, taxes, and repairs pending sale or share the responsibility for these expenses equally.

• The legal residence of the military member
• The legal residence of the spouse
• The state where the servicemember is stationed

• The legal residence of the military member
• The legal residence of the spouse
• The state where the servicemember is stationed