Larimer County

Colorado lawmakers passed a new law that requires courts to automatically seal certain eligible criminal conviction cases after a waiting period. “Sealing a case" means making it inaccessible to the general public. This can include minor offenses where you received a ticket, had a court date, or completed a plea agreement, sometimes without even going to court. If you received an Order To Seal Automatically , this was automatically generated when a case you were involved in was sealed.

Sealed records are not available to the public. Court staff cannot give you specific information or verify the details of a sealed case. If your case was sealed and you want more information, you can submit a record request form ( 08RecordRequest@judicial.state.co.us ) to the court to ask for information or documents. The court must receive proper identification before discussing or providing documents for a sealed case. If you receive a document saying your case is sealed, keep it for your records. You don't need to do anything else with the court.

General Information

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• Frequently Requested Forms
• Frequently Requested Forms - Domestic Relations Specific

Department Hours of Operation

Collections Department:
In-Person Services:
Fort Collins Office - Larimer County Justice Center
Monday - Friday - 7:30am - 4:30pm

Loveland Office - Loveland Police and Courts Building
Monday - Thursday - 8:00am - 12:00pm, 1:00pm - 5:00pm
Closed Friday
08Collections@judicial.state.co.us

Records Department:
In-Person Services:
Monday - Friday - 7:30am - 4:30pm
08RecordRequest@judicial.state.co.us

Court Resource Center:
In-Person Service:
Monday, Wednesday and Friday - 8:00am - 4:00pm
Tuesday, Thursday - 8:00am-2:00pm

Larimer County Court Business Resources

General Information or Procedures

• Setting Procedures for County Court
• Setting Procedures for District Court
• District Court Case Assignments 2024
• Magistrate Assignments
• The Colorado Bar Association's Appellate Pro Bono Program information
• How the Program Works

Court Resource Center

• Evictions
• Domestic Relations
• Separation Agreement
• Parenting Vendors Pamphlet
• Parenting Plans
• Sworn Financial Statement
• Contempt of Court
• Small Claims
• Sealing a Case (Simplified Sealing)
• Ask-A-Lawyer ClinicInformation
• Statewide Self-Help Clinic Flyer

County Court Money/Eviction Filing Changes

Domestic Relations Procedures

• Early Neutral Assessment Video (YouTube link)
• Early Neutral Assessment Information Sheet
• List of Parental Responsibilities Evaluators (PREs)
• Link to information regardingChild and Family Investigator (CFI)
• Parenting Class Providers
• List of Parenting Coordinator/Decision Maker (PC/DMs)
• Domestic Pro Se E-Filing
• Position Statement
• Mediation Report Form

Courtroom 1A Resources

• 8th JD - First Advisement Video - Magistrate Boxberger (ENGLISH)
• 8th JD - First Advisement Video - Judge Villaseñor (SPANISH)

Courtroom 2C Resources

• A Handbook for Families in Dependency & Neglect Cases (English)
• A Handbook for Families in Dependency & Neglect Cases (Spanish)

Courtroom 2B Procedures

• Courtroom 2B - Most Important Filings the Court Expects to See
• Courtroom 2B - Temporary Orders' Hearing Procedures

Courtroom 3B Procedures

• Courtroom 3B - CV Procedures – Judge Villaseñor
• Courtroom 3B - Civil Stock Jury Instructions - Judge Villaseñor
• DR Asset & Debt Spreadsheet
• Criminal Court Questionnaire
• Advisement of Rights Revocation
• Court Questionnaire Supplement Deferred Sentence

Courtroom 3C Procedures

Courtroom 5A Procedures

Courtroom 5B Procedures

Small Claims Procedures

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