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The Role Licensed Legal Paraprofessionals Can Play in Colorado Law Firms
The Role Licensed Legal Paraprofessionals Can Play in Colorado Law Firms
Colorado's Licensed Legal Paraprofessionals are poised to bridge the affordability gap and ease state court burdens, providing essential legal support to those who can't afford attorneys.
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Colorado Access to Justice Commission Charts Path Forward
Colorado Access to Justice Commission Charts Path Forward
In April, the Colorado Access to Justice Commission released a strategic vision report, which outlines its two-year plan to advance access to justice throughout the state.
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Colorado Supreme Court Approves Licensed Legal Paraprofessionals
Colorado Supreme Court Approves Licensed Legal Paraprofessionals
The Colorado Supreme Court has approved a program to license a new tier of legal service providers, who will be able to practice in certain types of family law matters such as divorce, custody, and protection orders.  
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IAALS' Comment in Support of the Colorado Licensed Legal Paraprofessionals Program
IAALS' Comment in Support of the Colorado Licensed Legal Paraprofessionals Program
IAALS submitted this comment to the Colorado Supreme Court in support of the Colorado Licensed Legal Paraprofessionals Program. The program would authorize paraprofessionals to provide limited legal services in family law without attorney supervision.
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Text-Message Reminders from Courts Could Become the Norm in Colorado
Text-Message Reminders from Courts Could Become the Norm in Colorado
Last month, a bill was introduced in the Colorado Senate that would make text-message reminders to criminal and juvenile defendants required by law. More and more, courts are embracing technology as a way of keeping people navigating the justice system up to date.
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Colorado Amends Code of Judicial Conduct in Effort to Restore Public Trust
Colorado Amends Code of Judicial Conduct in Effort to Restore Public Trust
In June 2021, the Colorado Supreme Court amended its Code of Judicial Conduct to expressly prohibit harassment, retaliation, and other inappropriate workplace behavior. The amendments are part of a more significant effort to restore public trust and confidence in the state’s judicial department after a series of misconduct allegations against judges and other judicial employees.
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Electronic Filing in Colorado Family Law Cases Expands Amid Growing Trend
Electronic Filing in Colorado Family Law Cases Expands Amid Growing Trend
In May, the Colorado Judicial Branch announced that a pilot program allowing documents in family court cases to be filed online will expand. Many courts in the last year have implemented or bolstered their e-filing systems in order to keep the legal system moving amidst courthouse closures during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Federal Pro Se Clinic in Colorado Helps the Public Navigate Our Federal Courts
Federal Pro Se Clinic in Colorado Helps the Public Navigate Our Federal Courts
Since 2018, the Colorado Bar Association Federal Pro Se Clinic has been helping people navigate the overwhelming process of filing and pursuing a lawsuit in federal court without a lawyer. Use of the clinic has increased substantially in the time it has been in operation, and all signs point to increasing demand for pro se assistance. 
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The Pandemic and the Justice for All Projects
The Pandemic and the Justice for All Projects
The pandemic has affected our civil justice system in many ways, yet perhaps the most important role access to justice entities can play in the near future is to advocate for the retention of remote access systems for court appearances as well as for the delivery of legal and self-help services.
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Text and Email Notifications Keep Court Users Up to Date
Text and Email Notifications Keep Court Users Up to Date
In today’s increasingly busy and connected world, electronic notifications play a significant role in keeping us up to date. One would expect that due to the serious nature of court proceedings that the courts would be up-to-date with messaging or other communication capabilities, but unfortunately that is not the case. However, many courts are beginning to change that reality.
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