Colorado Court Records
Colorado Court Records
Major Colorado courts that kept records of genealogical value were as follows:Supreme court has statewide jurisdiction over appellate matters.
Colorado court records are at the
Court of Appeals serves as a statewide appellate court for district courts and the Denver superior, probate, and juvenile courts.
District courts have districtwide jurisdiction over civil and criminal matters.
County courts have countywide jurisdiction concurrent with district courts over misdemeanors, preliminary hearings, the issuance of some warrants, some bail matters, minor civil matters, and certain appellate functions. The county courts have exclusive jurisdiction over probates.
Denver Superior Court has jurisdiction over appeals from the Denver County Court and concurrent jurisdiction with district courts over minor civil matters for the city and county of Denver.
Colorado Division of State Archives and Public Records
or at the various county courthouses.
Check out the following website to read about and share experiences from courthouse research.
http://www.bcpl.net/%7Edmg/courthouse.htm#Colorado
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