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Divorce Dockets In Colorado Restricted
Divorce dockets in Colorado were put under new restrictions as of
March 2006. Colorado state courthouse officials announced they were restricting
access to divorce dockets, among other court records, to keep up with budget
cuts.
Colorado started restricting
its divorce dockets, after other states limited access due to public outcry over privacy concerns. After incidents occurred where
identity thieves used personal data from online public records to perpetrate
fraud, a growing number of citizens all over the US raised a howl. Some citizens
even went to court to keep their personal information off public records.
Divorce Dockets in Colorado:
Logistical Limits
Colorado court officials say
they were ordered by the chief justice to redact personal information from court
records. However, the redaction or blocking out of personal information from
public records involves additional man-hours, which the state is unable to
deploy.
Officials disclosed that
manpower simply could not keep up with the burgeoning caseload. The state
judiciary, therefore, has opted to focus their resources on matters that are of
absolute importance to keeping the judicial system running smoothly. This means
that the redaction of personal data has to take a backseat.
Consequently, many courthouses
will, henceforth, be limiting access to probate records and divorce dockets in
Colorado. Access will only be granted to individuals involved in the cases.
Other jurisdictions have also curbed access to other types of records as well.
Updated information on
Colorado's official public access policies may be found at the
official website of the Colorado Judicial Branch.
Divorce Dockets in Colorado:
Third-party Site
Since the restrictions are
still new, the issue of previous access provided by third-party websites has yet
to be tackled fully.
As of this writing, the
commercial site CoCourts.Com still offers Colorado court-record access at $6 per
search, with discounts given for volume searches.
CoCourts.Com allows
searchers a free review of their initial results. A single name search also
allows up to four variations on a first name with the same last name. However,
the first name variations should be entered at one time or each new resubmission
will mean a separate billing. Yielding no result will still mean payment of the
$6 minimum.
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