Reservations Required!
In order to attend Johnson Sauer’s unique Divorce 101 program, each person must complete a reservation form. Reservations allow to keep the group small and more intimate so as to better provide useful information to those attending. Also, advance reservations allows us to conduct conflict checks prior to your arrival.
Click on the button below to be taken to a new page where you will create a reservation by providing contact information.
After you’ve completed the reservation form, you will receive an email with specific information concerning our location and useful materials.
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Attendees at Johnson Sauer’s Divorce 101 should expect to learn about the divorce process, in general terms, including discussions about topics such as initial filings, status conferences, temporary orders and permanent orders hearing. General information regarding child support, parenting time and decision making will also be covered.
The costs of divorce are always an important consideration and in Divorce 101, our lawyers cover general topics such as filing fees, service of process fees, Child and Family Investigators costs, and initial retainers.
Colorado law prevents us from providing legal advice to non-clients. Therefore, our lawyers cannot discuss the specifics of your case with you. We cannot help you strategize, or tell you what we think of your case. Your attendance at the Johnson Sauer Divorce 101 program does not create an attorney/client relationship and you should never provide confidential information to any lawyer until you’ve retained them to represent you.
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There’s no doubt you should consult a Colorado lawyer to protect your interests in these cases, but in the event you just can’t afford one we hope these forms help.
- Case Information Sheet
- Summons
- Petition
- Affidavit Re Children
- Motion to Waive Costs
- Certificate of Service
- Response
- Mandatory Disclosure List
- Certificate of Compliance
- Pre-Trial Statement
- Separation Agreement
- Parenting Plan
- Form of Decree
- Support Order
- Affidavit for Decree without Appearance of Parties
- Child Support Worksheets
- The Unique Challenges Fathers Face in Family Law
- Where’s My Courtroom?
