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Larimer County Divorce Records

Records of divorce in Larimer County, Colorado, are available through several channels. LarimerCourt.us allows you to quickly find public information about divorces in this county. Additionally, documents can be obtained directly from the district court that issued the decision, at the Clerk and Recorder of Larimer County office, or at the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment's vital records section through Department of Public Health and Environment. Online court case search tools can also help find the necessary materials.

Larimer Divorce Records Search

In the state of Colorado, divorce cases are handled by the District Court. For Larimer County, this is the Larimer County Justice Center, where the court clerk's office keeps complete case files — from the initial petition to the final decree of dissolution of marriage. The collection of court records includes:

  • Decree of dissolution
  • Property settlement agreements and alimony
  • Child custody orders
  • Related motions and court orders

Separately from the court, the Vital Records section at the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment maintains a registry of divorce certificates for divorces processed within the state. These certificates are a brief document confirming the fact of divorce, without case details.

Larimer County Justice Center

201 LaPorte Avenue, Suite 100
Fort Collins, CO 80521Phone: (970) 494-3500Hours: Monday – Friday, 8:00 – 17:00

Where Divorce Records Are Filed in Larimer

When a couple files for divorce in Larimer County, the case is registered in the District Court. Once the judge signs the final decree, the court clerk's office retains the original case file in its archive. This is where you should go if you need a full copy of the decree, property settlement, or any procedural document from the case.

The state of Colorado also records the fact of divorce at the Vital Records level. If you only need official confirmation that the divorce occurred — without case details — contact the state's vital records section.

In short — where to go depending on your needs:

  1. Complete case files (decree, settlement, custody orders) → District Court clerk's office at Larimer County Justice Center. Search by case number or party names is possible through the Colorado court case search system.
  2. Divorce certificate → Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, Vital Records Section.

Larimer County Clerk and Recorder

200 W. Oak Street, Suite 5100
Fort Collins, CO 80521Phone: (970) 498-7860Hours: Monday – Friday, 8:00 – 17:00

Colorado Vital Records

4300 Cherry Creek Drive South
Denver, CO 80246Phone: (303) 692-2200

Note: Sealed cases are not available for public viewing. If your case was sealed, you can submit a request for information directly to the Larimer County court clerk's office. Forms for self-filing family law documents are available on the Self-Help Forms page of the Colorado Judicial System.

Divorce Record Search Fees, Copy Costs, and Processing Times in Larimer

ServiceFeeTypical Processing Time
Regular copy of court document (District Court)$0.75 per pageDuring visit or 5–10 business days by mail
Certified copy of court decree (District Court)$20.00 per document5–10 business days
Divorce certificate (Colorado Vital Records)$17.752–4 weeks by mail
Search in Vital Records database (per additional surname/year)$10.00Included in overall processing time