Jefferson County Court

You can order it online. Having to go to the state would be a bit excessive. I ordered mine from IL and I live in CO. https://www.onlinevitalus.com/birth?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=1536304975&gclid=Cj0KCQjwjbveBRDVARIsAKxH7vl2VSvXLbBPRNUkKTs0AwL1AGzTLnU1AEYUN2kLzdxtC8ovSDVXKMIaAls2EALw_wcB

A safety expectation would make sense.

Not that i know of

I am not working and I don't have money to pay the ecpenses. How can I get a waiver I'm in California and I need a copy of court record to see if my case is cleared in Colorado

Jefferson county web site @ https://www.courts.state.co.us/Courts/County/Dockets.cfm?County_ID=2

Call the court and ask for the division you are subpoenaed by.

Find out about docket days for any courtroom, the clerk of the court will be there or in the courtroom those days. Mondays and Tuesdays are a good bet, as well as friday.

Yes, but must pick up the hard copy in person to have it notarized in triplicate

Call your local DMV office - they should be able to tell you what classes are acceptable.

You go up the the civil cases booth? The officers that work in the building can direct you.

Also, you can search the colorado court dockets on the state court website to double check your court date.

Call the Jefferson County Clerk of Courts follow the prompts

Jefferson County has a warrant line first of all, and see if you have a warrant issued for your arrest. And Dan if you do you can do a walk-through bail get ahold of a bail bondsman in advance for the amount that your bail is and don't go to Jefferson County cuz they don't do walkthrough fails you got to go some small level place like Adams does walkthrough bails and Denver does walk through

If you have to ask you can't afford it

The Courts have been closed yesterday and today. We are open tomorrow unless we hear otherwise. You can find this information at https://www.courts.state.co.us/Courts/District/Index.cfm?District_ID=1

Get your case number for the original charge and head over too or call up Jefferson county courts. Your probation officer should be able to tell you too but a definitive answer comes from the court when they believe you have meet the requirements of your sentencing. Congratulations! Hardest and easiest part is to stop calling that line everyday. Enjoy

No..the court sude is close

https://www.jeffco.us/1073/Application-Ceremony

I would call the courts and ask

Yes

The county will open late (at 10am) today, Thursday, due to the inclement weather. I'd assume the courts are the same.

You should be able to get the information from https://www.courts.state.co.us/Courts/County/Contact.cfm?County_ID=2 I'd give the division a call and see if they would be able to give you an email address you could use.

They closed early that day

No

You'll have to call the courthouse and ask about it. Make sure to talk to the clerk that works for the judge over your case.

Well first thing would be to read what you write before you click post... now for your question. Jefferson County's website has a court docket listing. search for your name. This should provide you with the answers you were looking for.

Ive noticed thr volume of questions silly questions on the rise. I woukd really suggest calling them. Most likely 7or8am

Go online to check the court docket. That should tell you what courtroom you're in and then from there you should be able to figure out who's your magistrate or judge. Not like it really matters you should just be bringing about $1,000 because they're going to take all of it from you and that's all that you really need to know.

Knowing jeffco, first off you need to call them, not use this application, are you kidding...? Jeffco WILL- NOT respond. No one is on payroll to check googlemaps. Also bring money, about 1000 dollars. Why because for that photocopy, they will extort an absurd amount of your money. My guess is a few hundred dollars.

Very carefully....its Jefferson county, so they will either keep it, or find another way to sit on it for another year. WWJD?

Vgg

No

Belview library. First Thursday of the month at 2:00pm

When you go into the building you go to your left instead of right. And the front desk can tell you exactly where