Colorado financial forms for family court
Colorado uses one statewide Sworn Financial Statement (JDF 1111) for income, expenses, property and debts. Supporting schedules (JDF 1111 SS) are attached only when certain asset sections apply.
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The forms
JDF 1111 SC
Sworn Financial Statement (Form 35.2)
- Income
- Expenses
- Property and assets
- Debts
When it’s used: Every domestic relations case with financial issues, pre- and post-decree.
PDF7 pagesRevision: R10/25Confirmed on the court's site
Attachments and extra sheets
These go with one of the forms above.
JDF 1111 SS
Supporting Schedules for Assets in Sections F1, F2, G, and H (Form 35.3)
When it’s used: Attached to JDF 1111 only when the party has assets in sections F1, F2, G or H.
PDF1 pageRevision: R: October 1, 2025Property and assets
Filed with the court, or given to the other side?
Filing the Sworn Financial Statement is required in every domestic relations case. It and its schedules go to the other side within 42 days of service. The papers behind the disclosures are exchanged, not filed.
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- What it uses
- One statewide Sworn Financial Statement (JDF 1111, Form 35.2) covering income, expenses, assets and debts, with the JDF 1111 SS Supporting Schedules (Form 35.3) attached only when the listed asset sections apply.
- Which form, when
- SFS in all domestic relations cases (C.R.C.P. 16.2(e)(2), (e)(11)(c)); attach JDF 1111 SS 'only if you have assets in sections F1 & F2, G, or H'. Parties meeting all of 16.2(e)(11)(a)'s conditions (e.g., marital net equity under $100,000 excl. residence, debts under $50,000, no support/maintenance/parenting issues) may limit the exchange to SFS by filing Form 1372.
- Filed or exchanged
- SFS is filed and served: 'In all domestic relations cases, the filing of a Sworn Financial Statement remains mandatory' (C.R.C.P. 16.2(e)(11)(c)); SFS, schedules and Form 35.1 disclosures are given to the other party within 42 days of service (16.2(e)(2)); the documents behind Form 35.1 are exchanged, not filed.
This is general information, not legal advice. Forms change, so check with the court before you file.