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Colorado Divorce Cost and Filing Fees

Know which charges go to the court and which go to document preparation before you start.

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DivorceReady prepares self-help documents; it does not file them or provide legal advice. Court and third-party fees are separate.

Colorado divorce petition and response fees

The Colorado Judicial Branch fee schedule currently lists $260 for a divorce petition and $146 for a response. These court charges are separate from DivorceReady document preparation. Check the current schedule linked below before budgeting; service, copies, and other charges may apply.

Is the court fee included in DivorceReady pricing?

No. You pay court charges to the court or its filing provider. Check our current preparation price separately.

What you may need to pay

Budget separately for the court filing fee, service or waiver-related charges, copies, and optional document preparation. Fees depend on the filing court and can change; confirm the current total with that court before filing.

DivorceReady versus court costs

DivorceReady charges for document preparation, not court filing or service. Review the current preparation price and payment terms on our pricing page. The court or its approved provider collects filing charges separately.

How to confirm the filing fee

  1. Find the correct court

    Confirm the county and court with the official resources below.

  2. Ask for the current fee schedule

    Check the court or clerk's current divorce filing fee, e-filing charges, and payment methods.

  3. Ask about a waiver if needed

    Many courts have a fee-waiver process. Eligibility and forms vary by court.

Source references

Court resources and additional references

Source inventory baseline: August 31, 2026. Selected links and claims were checked October 11, 2026; this is not a complete state-by-state legal review. No attorney has reviewed this guide. Forms, fees, and local requirements can change; verify them with the filing court before acting.