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Colorado’s New ‘Red Flag’ Law for Extreme Risk Protection Orders
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ADR is a mandatory component of nearly all contentious family law cases in Colorado, including post-decree matters. And this is for good reason — it works.
Given the emotionally-laden (and politically-laden) nature of this issue, courts are producing orders that vary widely by state and jurisdiction.