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What common mistakes should I avoid?

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Do not file or use the E-Filing system for someone else.

Do not let someone else E-File your documents.

Make sure the caption box is filled out completely on every page that has one.

Make sure you sign every place that asks for a signature.

Make sure you scan documents correctly:

- Each document must be scanned separately. If a document contains multiple pages, it is still considered one document, and pages should be scanned together.

- You can include multiple documents for one filing, but they cannot be combined into one scanned document. Each document needs to be scanned separately, then uploaded into your filing.

I created an E-Filing account. Why can't I see my case?

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Log in to your E-Filing account.

Click on "E-File into Existing Case" and follow the "Opt In" process.

Once the court accepts your "Opt In", you will have 24/7 access to your case. It can take up to 2 business days to get access.

Standing Committee on Family Issues

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In October of 2002, Chief Justice Mullarkey established the Standing Committee on Family Issues pursuant to a recommendation by the Commission on Families in the Colorado Courts (see below)....

For Colorado Convictions

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You should file your paperwork with the same court where you were convicted or adjudicated. Use the courts locator to find the correct court location.

For Convictions in Another State

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You can file your case with the district court in the county where you live. Use the courts locator to find the correct district court location.

Access & Visitation (AV) Information

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Each year the Federal Access & Visitation Grant distributes approximately $10 million in mandatory grant funding to the states and territories to operate state AV programs....