§ 26-13.5-119. Request for Court Hearing – Transfer of Jurisdiction
At any time after effecting service of process pursuant to section 26-13.5-104, the delegate child support enforcement unit may refer the case to court by requesting a court hearing for the establishment or modification of child support without additional service of process when: The APA-respondent is incarcerated and does not participate in a negotiation conference […]
§ 26-13.5-120. Default Order of Modification
If both parties fail to attend the currently scheduled negotiation conference on modification of a stipulated order or modification is not agreed to by the parties, the delegate child support enforcement unit shall enter a default order of modification. To approve the default order of modification, the court shall confirm that the default order and […]
§ 26-13.5-121. When Administrative Process Action Order Is Effective
An APA stipulated or temporary order of establishment or an APA stipulated order of modification is effective upon filing with the clerk of court. An APA default order of establishment or an APA default order of modification is effective upon approval by the court or by operation of law pursuant to section 26-13.5-106 or 26-13.5-120. […]
§ 26-13.5-122. Survivability of an Administrative Process Action Order – Applicability
If an APA order is filed into a pending court case and that court case is subsequently dismissed, the APA order survives such dismissal and continues to be valid and enforceable unless the court specifically orders the dismissal of the APA order. If an APA order contains a judgment establishing paternity, a judgment for child […]
§ 26-13.5-123. Where Administrative Process Action Order Filed – Electronic Filing of Order Data – Custodian of the Record – Applicability
A stipulated, temporary, or default order must be filed with the clerk of the district court in the county in which the notice of financial responsibility was issued, or in the district court where an action relating to support is pending or where an order exists but is silent on the issue of child support. […]
§ 26-18-101. Legislative Declaration
The general assembly hereby declares that Colorado needs healthy and cohesive families at all income levels in order for the state to be economically viable. A number of families in communities throughout Colorado temporarily may not have access to the basic necessities of life or to resources or services designed to promote individual development and […]
§ 26-18-102. Definitions
As used in this article, unless the context otherwise requires: “At-risk neighborhood” means an urban or rural neighborhood or community in which there are incidences of poverty, unemployment and underemployment, substance abuse, crime, school dropouts, illiteracy, teen pregnancies and teen parents, domestic violence, or other conditions that put families at risk. “Case management” means the […]
§ 26-18-104. Program Created
There is established in the prevention services division in the department of public health and environment a family resource center program. The purposes of the program are to provide grants to community applicants for the creation of family resource centers or to provide grants to family resource centers for the continued operation of the centers […]
§ 26-18-105. Selection of Centers – Grants
The state department may award a grant for the purpose of establishing a family resource center based on a plan submitted to the state department by the applicant or for the continued operation of a family resource center. The plan shall meet specific criteria which the state department is hereby authorized to set, but the […]
§ 26-20-101. Short Title
The short title of this article is the “Protection of Individuals from Restraint and Seclusion Act”. Source: L. 99: Entire article added, p. 377, § 1, effective April 22. L. 2016: Entire section amended, (HB 16-1328), ch. 345, p. 1400, § 1, effective June 10.