Colorado § 13-22-705 No notice required - when

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§ 13-22-705 — No notice required - when

Colorado § 13-22-705

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Colo. Rev. Stat. § 13-22-705 (2026).

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(1)No notice shall be required pursuant to this part 7 if:

(a)The person or persons who may receive notice pursuant to section 13-22-704 (1) certify in writing that they have been notified; or

(b)The person whom the minor elects to notify pursuant to section 13-22-704 (2) certifies in writing that he or she has been notified; or

(c)The pregnant minor declares that she is a victim of child abuse or neglect by the acts or omissions of the person who would be entitled to notice, as such acts or omissions are defined in The Child Protection Act of 1987, as set forth in article 3 of title 19, and any amendments thereto, and the attending physician has reported such child abuse or neglect as required by the said act. When reporting such child abuse or neglect, the physician shall no

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(1) No notice shall be required
pursuant to this part 7 if:

(a) The person or persons who may receive notice pursuant to section 13-22-704 (1) certify in writing that they have been notified; or

(b) The person whom the minor elects to notify pursuant to section 13-22-704 (2) certifies in writing that he or she has been notified; or

(c) The pregnant minor declares that she is a victim of child abuse or neglect
by the acts or omissions of the person who would be entitled to notice, as such acts
or omissions are defined in The Child Protection Act of 1987, as set forth in article
3 of title 19, and any amendments thereto, and the attending physician has reported
such child abuse or neglect as required by the said act. When reporting such child
abuse or neglect, the physician shall not reveal that he or she learned of the abuse
or neglect as the result of the minor seeking an abortion.

(d) The attending physician certifies in the pregnant minor's medical record
that a medical emergency exists and there is insufficient time to provide notice
pursuant to section 13-22-704; or

(e) A valid court order is issued pursuant to section 13-22-707.