Divorce Cost in Colorado (2026)

Complete guide to divorce costs across 85 cities in Colorado. Find filing fees, attorney rates, and total cost estimates.

$230
Filing Fee
$2,262
Avg Uncontested
$23,317
Avg Contested
85
Cities Covered

Colorado Divorce Laws

Divorce TypeNo Fault
Property DivisionEquitable Distribution
Waiting Period91 days
Residency Requirement3 months

Divorce Costs by City in Colorado

CityPopulationUncontestedContestedAttorney Rate
Denver715,522$2,456$25,552$318/hr
Colorado Springs478,221$2,050$20,938$260/hr
Aurora386,261$2,288$23,615$294/hr
Cedarpine83,537$2,001$20,380$253/hr
Stonewillow83,214$2,470$25,675$320/hr
Deerelm82,682$2,274$23,433$292/hr
Bearbrook81,950$2,393$24,824$309/hr
Ironcreek80,426$2,029$20,648$257/hr
Foxmarsh79,804$2,288$23,620$294/hr
Summercedar79,467$1,980$20,123$250/hr
Stonesprings76,336$2,015$20,503$255/hr
Twinpark75,893$1,994$20,260$252/hr
Eastrock75,306$2,323$24,000$299/hr
Autumnmarsh73,353$1,945$19,742$245/hr
Southpoint72,720$2,281$23,563$293/hr
Brightdale69,422$1,987$20,203$251/hr
Summercape69,342$2,470$25,688$320/hr
Cedarton68,936$2,393$24,828$309/hr
Goldenway68,578$2,141$21,925$273/hr
Elkhaven68,555$2,477$25,780$321/hr
Goldenworth67,666$2,155$22,079$275/hr
Fortview64,719$2,106$21,572$268/hr
Greendale63,434$2,470$25,659$320/hr
Eastburg61,937$2,568$26,795$334/hr
Goldnest61,733$2,204$22,672$282/hr
Lowercape59,587$2,589$27,012$337/hr
Upperside58,314$2,589$27,022$337/hr
Goldhaven57,961$2,197$22,591$281/hr
Cedarbrook57,591$2,491$25,928$323/hr
Newford57,274$2,596$27,125$338/hr
Deerbrook56,967$2,022$20,614$256/hr
Wolfbay56,744$2,260$23,287$290/hr
Bluemarsh55,804$2,232$22,992$286/hr
Upperland54,445$2,015$20,511$255/hr
Autumnside53,947$2,155$22,078$275/hr
Foxcliff53,201$2,596$27,107$338/hr
Clearview53,128$2,561$26,729$333/hr
Crystalgate52,944$2,589$27,011$337/hr
Goldmeadow52,636$2,533$26,416$329/hr
Bearmaple52,151$2,295$23,678$295/hr
Grandshire50,955$2,463$25,590$319/hr
Newview50,818$2,148$22,032$274/hr
Cedarland50,015$2,043$20,820$259/hr
Starville49,209$2,540$26,489$330/hr
Hawkglen47,912$2,078$21,240$264/hr
Hawkbluff47,263$2,407$24,975$311/hr
Springfield46,468$2,043$20,808$259/hr
Royalholly46,362$2,134$21,843$272/hr
Aspenfield46,163$2,337$24,182$301/hr
Hawkhill44,970$1,938$19,655$244/hr
Clearfield44,256$2,330$24,085$300/hr
Hawkwillow43,849$2,204$22,650$282/hr
Lowerbluff42,112$2,288$23,613$294/hr
Elkland41,378$1,994$20,300$252/hr
Lowermeadow40,235$2,379$24,637$307/hr
Upperoak40,048$1,945$19,732$245/hr
Bearwood38,472$2,260$23,282$290/hr
Newvalley37,400$2,393$24,824$309/hr
Springcreek34,698$1,973$20,043$249/hr
Ironworth33,429$2,078$21,208$264/hr
Lakeoak33,262$2,498$26,012$324/hr
Blackrock33,233$1,980$20,130$250/hr
Lowerstone33,170$2,456$25,531$318/hr
Fortcape29,847$1,903$19,233$239/hr
Brightholly29,818$2,204$22,637$282/hr
Greenwell25,672$2,428$25,197$314/hr
Royalview25,316$2,239$23,081$287/hr
Autumnmaple23,971$2,456$25,541$318/hr
Crystalridge22,770$2,232$22,963$286/hr
Greenmont21,723$2,274$23,460$292/hr
Goldwillow19,419$2,218$22,795$284/hr
Summerbluff19,262$2,365$24,490$305/hr
Greengrove15,994$2,393$24,835$309/hr
Blueholly14,389$2,456$25,542$318/hr
Oakmill13,812$2,484$25,827$322/hr
Foxpine13,294$2,561$26,700$333/hr
Lowerlake13,259$2,029$20,667$257/hr
Cedarsprings13,258$2,064$21,097$262/hr
Lowerview13,248$2,435$25,273$315/hr
Wintervalley11,321$2,106$21,566$268/hr
Bearwillow10,401$2,470$25,693$320/hr
Hawkville9,992$2,155$22,125$275/hr
Winterville9,735$2,113$21,627$269/hr
Hawkvalley8,542$2,176$22,318$278/hr
Blackcape5,860$2,099$21,447$267/hr

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to file for divorce in Colorado?
The court filing fee for divorce in Colorado is $230. Total costs range from $2,262 for an uncontested divorce to $23,317 or more for a contested case.
How long does a divorce take in Colorado?
Colorado requires a waiting period of 91 days and 3 months of residency. Uncontested divorces typically take 2-4 months; contested cases can take over a year.
Is Colorado a community property or equitable distribution state?
Colorado follows equitable distribution for dividing marital assets during divorce.