
What is an Initial Status Conference in Colorado? And How Do You Prepare?
Don’t panic! An Initial Status Conference (ISC) is just a way for the court to assess where each party is and what you agree upon. It’s informal and not a hearing. You present no evidence or testimony, and you don’t need a lawyer. In this post, we break down the ISC process so you know what to expect. Determining the date Every Colorado court must schedule an ISC within 42 days after a Petition for the Dissolution of Marriage or Petition for Allocation of Parental Responsibilities (APR) is filed. If you are the served party (respondent), it’s a good idea to call the court clerk to learn the date of your first hearing. If you are the petitioner, you will
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