Here are some answers to several frequently asked questions. You or your spouse must have lived in Colorado for at least 90 days before you can file. If you are active duty military and you have another state of legal residence, merely being stationed here is not sufficient for the court to have jurisdiction over your case. Your divorce cannot become final until 90 days after it has been filed, and the papers have been served on your spouse. Many divorces take longer.
Some people successfully do their own divorces.
If there are minor children of the marriage or significant marital assets, the divorce will be more complicated. Many attorneys offer free initial consultations. Ask one how he or she will help you.