Resources for survivors of domestic violence & coercive control in the family court
Self represented resource of library of current forms for court processes by topic.
Link: Self Help Forms
Access to court resources, forms, rules, and procedures, enabling individuals who represent themselves in court & others who need to prepare for a court.
CJD 21-02 Concerning Court Appointments of Parental Responsibility Evaluators
Link: Standard of Practice
Parties or their counsel of record shall file a complaint only after the court has made prima facie findings on the record that the PRE failed to comply with the court’s order of appointment or has violated a practice standard set forth in in CJD 21-02.
Link: PRE Complaint Process
Inclusion on these rosters indicates that the CFI submitted a completed affidavit for eligibility as a CFI, passed a background check through processes and guidelines established by the Office of the State Court Administrator, and completed the mandatory CFI training.
Link: CFI State Roster
Directive Concerning Appointment of Child and Family Investigators, including eligibility and Standards of Practice.
Pursuant to CJD 04-08, the judicial district and the SCAO may publicly disclose only the existence of a founded complaint, the date of the finding, the standard or section of the CJD violated, and the sanction imposed.
Link: CFI Complaint Log
You must request preliminary findings within 60 days of termination of the CFI’s appointment by filing JDF 1361 into your court case.
Link: CFI Complaint Process
A Licensed Legal Professional (LLP) is a highly trained and state-licensed legal professional who can provide legal services in designated practice areas without the direct supervision of an attorney. In Colorado, LLPs are authorized to assist with family law matters, including: Divorce and legal separation and typically charge $100 – $250, depending on whether they are at law firms.
Link: LLP Provider List
To file a complaint against an attorney, contact the Office of Attorney Regulation Counsel by calling (303) 457-5800, or toll free (877) 888-1370 or by using the following online complaint form.
Search mental health licenses and past violations on their licenses
CAN I DO IT MYSELF? The Colorado Freedom of Information Coalition is sometimes asked this question by folks who want to challenge a denial of public records or a closed-door meeting they believe was held improperly.
Link: DIY FOI
Survivor Resources -find a community-based domestic violence agency near you for free and confidential support.
Link: Violence Free Resources
Writing & Coaching for Survivors Navigating Custody Evaluations. Evidence Preparation for Attorneys & Survivors
Link: Learn more about SRG
In this section, you’ll find guides, research, websites, case law, and helpful articles.
Link: OMB Resources
Provides education, information, and research on domestic violence and narcissistic abuse. Resources to help fill the logistical gaps left in ruin by abusive relationships. Different ways to connect with other survivors. Coaching in moving forward and leaving unhealthy relationships behind.
Link: Learn more here
Coaches listed on the website have been certified through the High Conflict Divorce Coach Certification Program (HCDCCP).
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