What if I believe a CFI acted improperly during my case?
zarah2026-02-02T16:32:16+00:00The Judicial Branch has a process to raise concerns about CFI conduct. You generally need preliminary findings or directions from the judge before filing a [...]
The Judicial Branch has a process to raise concerns about CFI conduct. You generally need preliminary findings or directions from the judge before filing a [...]
In 2026, a Colorado CFI is a court appointed neutral who investigates and makes recommendations to help the judge decide child related issues. CFIs generally [...]
Chief Justice Directive 04-08 sets a maximum fee for privately paid CFIs and provides standards for billing and scope. Courts can allocate CFI fees between [...]
Colorado statutes and directives require CFIs to have specific training in domestic violence, coercive control, child abuse, and child sexual abuse. The law sets minimum [...]
A Child and Family Investigator (CFI) in Colorado typically needs to meet specific qualifications to perform their role effectively. CFIs are usually required to have [...]
An attorney can assist with a Child and Family Investigator's (CFI) involvement in several key ways. They can help prepare their client for interviews and [...]
A Child and Family Investigator (CFI) in Colorado conducts an investigation to assess the best interests of the child in cases involving disputes over parenting [...]
In Colorado, a Child and Family Investigator (CFI) is typically appointed in custody cases where there is a dispute or concern about the best interests [...]

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