Colorado • Uncontested • No minor children
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Divorce Cost Estimate
Colorado Divorce Cost Calculator
Estimate divorce costs in Colorado using state-specific filing fee, attorney rate, mediation, children, property, and case complexity assumptions.
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Filing fee$260
Service of process$75
Attorney range$2,800 - $5,600
Mediation$500
These estimates are for planning only. They use the existing state-specific filing, attorney, and mediation assumptions and are not legal advice.
Colorado Divorce Cost Snapshot
Compare the main expenses that can shape a divorce in Colorado. These figures are planning assumptions, not legal advice or a quote for your case.
CategoryTypical range
Filing fee assumption$260
Attorney hourly assumption$350/hr
Calculator planning range$3,635–$6,435
How Much Does Divorce Cost in Colorado?
A Colorado divorce estimate starts with filing and service costs, then changes most significantly with attorney time, mediation, children, property, and the level of disagreement.
Using the default assumptions above, this calculator projects $3,635 to $6,435. Your actual total may be lower or substantially higher.
Colorado Divorce Filing Fee
This calculator uses $260 as its Colorado filing-fee assumption. County fees and waiver rules can vary, so confirm the current amount with the court where you plan to file.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does divorce cost in Colorado?
A basic Colorado divorce planning estimate on MyDivorceCost starts with a projected range of $3,635 to $6,435, depending on attorney time, mediation, children, real estate, and conflict level.
What filing fee is used for Colorado?
This calculator currently uses a $260 filing fee assumption for Colorado. Court fees can change, so verify the current fee with the filing court before making decisions.
What attorney rate is used for Colorado?
The Colorado estimate uses an attorney hourly rate assumption of $350. Your actual cost can vary based on location, attorney experience, case complexity, and settlement speed.