Court records in Broomfield County, Colorado can be searched through several channels. BroomfieldCourt.us can help find publicly available information about court cases filed in the county. You can also use the Colorado Judicial Branch Docket Search, visit the Clerk of Court's office at the Broomfield Combined Courts, or use public-access terminals at the courthouse to look up case information, hearing dates, and filings.
Broomfield Court System & Jurisdictions
Broomfield County is part of Colorado's 17th Judicial District. All trial-level court matters are handled through the Broomfield Combined Courts, which house both District Court and County Court under one roof. Understanding which court handles your case type determines where to search for docket information.
District Court
- Felony criminal cases
- Civil cases with amounts in controversy exceeding $15,000
- Domestic relations (divorce, custody, allocation of parental responsibilities)
- Probate and estate matters — older probate files may also be available through the Colorado State Archives
- Mental health proceedings
- Juvenile cases (generally restricted from public access)
- Rule 120 foreclosure hearings, held Mondays at 8:30 a.m.
County Court
- Misdemeanor criminal cases and petty offenses
- Traffic infractions and DUI/DWAI cases
- Civil cases with amounts up to $15,000
- Small claims (up to $7,500)
- Protection orders (civil and criminal)
Sealed, expunged, and juvenile records are not available through public docket searches. Adoption records and certain mental health filings are also restricted under Colorado law.
Broomfield Court Calendar & Upcoming Hearings
To find today's or upcoming court hearings in Broomfield County, use the Colorado Judicial Branch Docket Search. This statewide tool lets you search by county, case number, or party name.
How to search for scheduled hearings:
- Go to the Docket Search page on the Colorado Judicial Branch website.
- Select "Broomfield County" from the county dropdown menu.
- Choose the 17th Judicial District if prompted.
- Enter a case number or party name to find specific hearing dates, courtroom assignments, and case status.
The Broomfield County court page also lists courthouse hours, closures, and scheduling notes. For questions about civil returns on monetary cases, contact the Clerk's Office directly at 303-464-5020.
Some proceedings are conducted via Webex virtual courtrooms. Check the Colorado Judicial Branch homepage for links to virtual courtroom access by county.
How to Get a Copy of a Broomfield Court Document
Court documents from Broomfield Combined Courts can be obtained online, in person, or by mail. The method you choose may affect turnaround time and whether you receive a certified or uncertified copy.
Online
Submit a request using the Record/Document Request Form on the Colorado Judicial Branch website. You will need the case number and the specific document you are requesting. The Clerk of Court may restrict access to certain files or portions of files.
In Person
Visit the Clerk's Office at the Broomfield Combined Courts during business hours. You can review case files and request copies on-site.
By Mail
Send a written request to the address above. Include the full case number, the names of the parties, a description of the documents needed, and whether you need certified or uncertified copies. Enclose a check or money order for the applicable fees.
Key distinctions
- Uncertified copies are plain photocopies of court documents — suitable for personal reference.
- Certified copies bear the court seal and clerk's attestation — often required for legal proceedings, real estate transactions, or filings in other jurisdictions.
Historical divorce records that are no longer held by the District Court may be available through the Colorado State Archives.
Broomfield Court Records Fees & Payment
Fees for court records in Colorado are set by statute and Chief Justice Directive. The following table reflects standard fees charged by Colorado trial courts, including Broomfield Combined Courts. Contact the Clerk's Office at 303-464-5020 to confirm current amounts before submitting payment.
| Service | Fee |
|---|---|
| Copy of court document (per page) | $0.75 |
| Certification of a document | $20.00 per document |
| Search fee (per name, per search) | $20.00 |
| Exemplified copy | $30.00 |
Payment methods
- In person: Cash, check, money order, and credit/debit cards are generally accepted at the Clerk's Office window.
- By mail: Check or money order made payable to "Clerk of the Combined Courts."
- Online: Payment options may vary depending on the request type; follow instructions provided on the Colorado Judicial Branch request form.
Fees are subject to change. For the most current fee schedule, ask the Clerk's Office or check the Broomfield County court page on the Colorado Judicial Branch website.