Sedgwick County Divorce Decree Files

Sedgwick County divorce decree records are kept at the Combined Court in Julesburg. This northeast Colorado county is part of the 13th Judicial District, which covers seven counties across the plains region. The clerk's office in Julesburg maintains all dissolution of marriage files for Sedgwick County residents. Anyone needing copies of divorce decrees can request them by visiting the courthouse, using the online records request form, or mailing a written request with case details. Sedgwick County follows all Colorado state laws for divorce proceedings, including the 91-day residency requirement, the $230 filing fee, and the mandatory 91-day waiting period before a final decree can be entered.

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Sedgwick County Quick Facts

2,404 Population
13th Judicial District
$230 Filing Fee
91 Day Wait

13th Judicial District Court

Sedgwick County shares the 13th Judicial District with Kit Carson, Logan, Morgan, Phillips, Washington, and Yuma counties. Each county has its own courthouse handling local cases. Sedgwick County's courthouse is in Julesburg.

Divorce decree files are stored at the Julesburg courthouse. Staff can search for cases by name or case number. Sedgwick County is small, so files are usually easy to locate.

Contact the Sedgwick County Combined Court for divorce decree information. Use the online records request form to submit your request.

Sedgwick County Combined Court website with divorce decree services
Court Sedgwick County Combined Court
District 13th Judicial District
Website coloradojudicial.gov

Getting Decree Copies

Sedgwick County accepts records requests in person, online, and by mail. Visit the courthouse in Julesburg for same-day service. Use the online form if you live outside the area.

The Colorado Judicial Branch records request form goes directly to Sedgwick County staff. Choose Sedgwick County from the list. Enter both party names and the year if you know it.

  • In person: Visit courthouse in Julesburg
  • Online: Submit state records request form
  • Mail: Send written request with case details

Copy fees follow Colorado court rules. Regular copies cost $0.25 per page. Certified copies are $20.00 per document.

Online Case Search

CoCourts.com provides online searches for Sedgwick County divorce cases. This database covers the 13th Judicial District and costs $10.00 or less per search.

Visit cocourts.com to search Sedgwick County records.

Filing for Divorce in Sedgwick County

To file for dissolution in Sedgwick County, one spouse must live in Colorado for 91 days. File the petition at the courthouse in Julesburg. The filing fee is $230.00.

Colorado law under C.R.S. § 14-10-106 requires the court to find the marriage is irretrievably broken. A 91-day waiting period applies.

Sedgwick County allows uncontested dissolutions. When both parties agree on all terms, you can file a separation agreement and request a decree without appearing in court.

When the decree is entered, the clerk notifies the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment under C.R.S. § 14-10-120.

Divorce Forms and Help

Sedgwick County uses Colorado statewide divorce forms. Get forms from the Colorado Judicial Branch self-help forms page.

Record Access Rules

Sedgwick County divorce decrees are public records unless sealed by court order. Anyone can request copies if they provide case information and pay fees.

Older Sedgwick County Decrees

The Colorado State Archives does not currently hold Sedgwick County divorce records. All decrees remain with the clerk at the courthouse. Check the State Archives divorce records page for updates.

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Nearby Counties

These counties border Sedgwick County. Each maintains its own divorce decree records at the local district court.