JDF 206 at a glance
What it is: JDF 206 is the Order re Court Fees.
Who signs: Under So Ordered, a Judge or Magistrate signs on the Signature line, marks Judge or Magistrate, enters the Dated date.
A filled-in JDF 206 example: installments for a party who is not indigent

How to fill out JDF 206, box by box
A. Court
B. Parties to the Case
C. Case Details
1. Background
a) Indigent

Under 2. Findings and Orders, mark a) Indigent when the Court finds that the Party is Indigent.
All Court fees and costs are waived, including Filing Fees, Reasonable Copy Fees, Jury Fees, eFiling and eService Fees (when available) and Fees for Forms and Instructions.
Mark If checked and write what to also waive/provide on the line.
These fees are waived for the duration of the case, or until final orders are issued if in a Domestic Relations case.
b) Not Indigent but allowed to pay in installments

Mark b) Not Indigent but allowed to pay in installments when the Court finds that the Party is Not Indigent but allowed to pay in installments.
Enter the filing fee and mark Two Payments or Three Payments.
Enter the date the first payment is due by, the date the next payment is due by and the date the final payment is due by.
If payment is not received according to the schedule, the Court can dismiss the party's claims, or the entire case, without further notice (C.J.D. 98-01 Section (VI)).
c) Not Indigent
3. Findings Made by
Sources
[1] JDF 206 Order re Court Fees (R: August 20, 2024), Colorado Judicial Branch (the Official source link on this page).







