Information, not legal advice. What you find here is general information and free tools. It is not legal advice about your situation, and using it does not make us your attorney. Every case is different. For advice about your own case, a licensed attorney can help — Colorado’s Office of Respondent Parents’ Counsel provides court-appointed lawyers for parents who qualify.
Tools · Never miss a date
Court Dates & Deadlines
Cases are lost by absence more often than by argument. Keep every hearing, meeting, visit change, and paperwork deadline on one list — with a countdown, a printable schedule, and a button that adds any of it to your phone's calendar.
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This list is your memory aid — the court's own written notice controls if they ever differ. Dates move; many parents confirm the current date with their attorney or the clerk before each hearing, and update this list the same day anything changes.
Add a date
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Past
Nothing here yet. Many parents start with the next hearing, then add every deadline their attorney mentions — appeal windows especially.
"Add to my calendar" downloads a tiny .ics file — the universal calendar format. Open it and your phone or computer offers to add the event (with a built-in reminder the day before). It works with iPhone, Android, Google Calendar, and Outlook, and nothing about your case goes online — the file is made right here on your device.