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4000 Justice Way Ste. 2009 Castle Rock, CO 80109
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Douglas County Court Information
There is one main location for court cases in Douglas County, Colorado.
Douglas County Courthouse
4000 Justice Way Ste. 2009
Castle Rock, CO 80109
720-437-6200
County Clerk
The Clerk and Recorder is an elected position in Colorado, and the Clerk has many important duties. The Clerk is the chief election official and maintains voter registration records. They also act as an agent for titling motor vehicles and issuing licenses.
The Clerk assists with the Board of Douglas County Commissioners, collects taxes and fees for motor vehicles, and issues marriage licenses and certificates. As recorder, they also manage all property records.
Sheri Davis, Clerk and Recorder
301 Wilcox Street
Castle Rock, CO 80104
303-660-7469
Clerk of Court
The Clerk of Court manages all things related to the local courts. This includes overseeing the court dockets, maintaining case files, and managing all court records.
Andi Truett
Clerk of Court, Douglas County
4000 Justice Way
#2009
Castle Rock CO 80109
720-437-6200
District Court
The Douglas County Court is part of the 18th Judicial Court District. County and district courts are combined into a single location. Municipal courts for Parker, Castle Rock, and Larkspur are also included, but those are strictly for town ordinances and have no other jurisdiction. The district and county courts are located within the Douglas County Courthouse. There are 22 districts in Colorado.
District Courts handle criminal felony cases, juvenile and probate matters, and civil cases in any monetary amount. They also hear cases involving domestic violence and mental health.
Clerk of Court
The Clerk of Court manages all things related to the local courts. This includes overseeing the court dockets, maintaining case files, and managing all court records.
Andi Truett
Clerk of Court, Douglas County
4000 Justice Way
#2009
Castle Rock CO 80109
720-437-6200
District Court
The Douglas County Court is part of the 18th Judicial Court District. County and district courts are combined into a single location. Municipal courts for Parker, Castle Rock, and Larkspur are also included, but those are strictly for town ordinances and have no other jurisdiction. The district and county courts are located within the Douglas County Courthouse. There are 22 districts in Colorado.
District Courts handle criminal felony cases, juvenile and probate matters, and civil cases in any monetary amount. They also hear cases involving domestic violence and mental health.
Civil Court
Civil cases are those that are not criminal in nature and usually involve a financial or property dispute between two people.
County court judges hear cases that involve up to $15,000. Small Claims Court involves cases up to $7,500. District court judges can hear civil cases of any monetary amount.
Veterans Court
Veterans Court is one example of a problem-solving court. This program is designed to help veterans with substance abuse and/or mental health conditions. Under court supervision, veterans are offered tools, treatment, and assistance to succeed.
Drug Court
Drug Court is a specialized program for offenders who have issues with substance abuse. This program offers long-term treatment, along with assistance with education, jobs, and housing, rather than a jail sentence. Random drug and alcohol testing are used, and the program is designed to be less adversarial than the traditional judicial process.
Criminal Court
Criminal court judges hear cases involving criminal offenses. County court judges hear cases involving traffic violations and misdemeanors, while district court judges handle felony cases.
Family Court
Family court judges hear cases involving divorce, custody, and separation. Juvenile Court is part of Family Court, as well. For example, paternity tests, adoptions, child support, dependency, and delinquency cases are heard here.
Probate Court
District court judges hear probate cases. Probate Court includes the administration and execution of estates, guardianship and conservatorship, and mental health cases.
Magistrates
Colorado allows magistrate judges to hear some cases, particularly in County Court. Colorado requires that a magistrate be a practicing lawyer with at least 5 years experience and must be licensed in the state.
Administration
In Colorado, most county-level courts fall under the administration of the Clerk of Court. The Douglas County District Court is managed by the Court Executive and the District Court Chief Judge.
Andi Truett
Clerk of Court, Douglas County
4000 Justice Way
#2009
Castle Rock CO 80109
720-437-6200
Court Executive
Jenni Turnidge
303-645-6600
Sheri Davis, Clerk and Recorder
301 Wilcox Street
Castle Rock, CO 80104
303-660-7469
District Court Chief Judge
Michelle Amico
18th Judicial District Judge
Division: 201-Arapahoe County
7325 S. Potomac Street
Centennial CO 80112
303-645-6625
District Judges
Andrew Baum
18th Judicial District Judge
Division: Div 6-Douglas County
4000 Justice Way
Castle Rock CO 80109
720-437-6282
Benjamin Figa
18th Judicial District Judge
Division: 2-Douglas County
4000 Justice Way
Castle Rock CO 80109
720-437-6266
H. Clay Hurst
18th Judicial District Judge
Division: Div C -Douglas County
4000 Justice Way
Castle Rock CO 80109
720-437-6181
Gary M. Kramer
18th Judicial District Judge
Division: 5- Douglas County
4000 Justice Way
Castle Rock CO 80109
720-437-6278
Robert R. Lung
18th Judicial District Judge
Division: 3-Douglas County
4000 Justice Way
#2009
Castle Rock CO 80109
720-437-6270
Natalie Stricklin
18th Judicial District Judge
Division: 4-Douglas County
4000 Justice Way
Castle Rock CO 80109
720-437-6274
Ryan J. Stuart
18th Judicial District Judge
Division: 1- Douglas County
4000 Justice Way
Castle Rock CO 80109
720-437-6262
County Judges
Lawrence Bowling
Douglas County Judge
Division: D
4000 Justice Way
Castle Rock CO 80109
720-437-6253
Kolony Fields
Douglas County Judge
Division: G
4000 Justice Way
Castle Rock CO 80109
720-437-6250
Kelly Waidler
Douglas County Judge
Division: E
4000 Justice Way
Castle Rock CO 80109
720-437-6258
Magistrates
Brian Fields
Douglas County Magistrate
Division: A
4000 Justice Way
Castle Rock CO 80109
720-437-6246
Rebecca Moss
Douglas County Magistrate
Division: 8
4000 Justice Way
Castle Rock CO 80109
720-437-6290
Donna Stewart
Douglas County Magistrate
Division: 7
4000 Justice Way
Castle Rock CO 80109
720-437-6286
