Colorado recognizes post-adoption contact agreements that may include visits or information exchange. The statute explains what can be included and clarifies that such agreements do not permit setting aside the adoption for noncompliance. Parties can ask a court to enforce or terminate a contact agreement, and modifications require consent of all parties unless the court acts to enforce or end it. The Judicial Branch provides form language that highlights key legal acknowledgments for participants. Courts also note that a contact agreement cannot restrict an adoptive parent’s ability to move out of state. These points are set out in the Children’s Code and court materials. For more information, please contact us. We are here to guide and support you through every stage of the adoption process.