Colorado § 19-3-609 Appeals - time requirements

Colorado Statutes

§ 19-3-609 — Appeals - time requirements

Colorado § 19-3-609

Title 19Children's

Art.Dependency and Neglect

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Colo. Rev. Stat. § 19-3-609 (2026).

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(1)Appeals of court decrees made under this part 6 shall be given precedence on the calendar of the appellate court over all other matters unless otherwise provided by law.

(2)Whenever an appeal is made under this part 6, an indigent parent, upon request, shall be provided a transcript of the trial proceeding for the appeal at the expense of the state pursuant to section 19-3-610.

(3)All written orders by the district court from any appealable hearing must be made within thirty-five days after the hearing to provide timely permanency for the child or children who are the subject of the appeal.

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(1) Appeals of court decrees made
under this part 6 shall be given precedence on the calendar of the appellate court
over all other matters unless otherwise provided by law.

(2) Whenever an appeal is made under this part 6, an indigent parent, upon
request, shall be provided a transcript of the trial proceeding for the appeal at the
expense of the state pursuant to section 19-3-610.

(3) All written orders by the district court from any appealable hearing must
be made within thirty-five days after the hearing to provide timely permanency for
the child or children who are the subject of the appeal.