Pricing

Flat-fee Colorado court documents. Court fees are separate.

No hourly billing. Your PDFs stay yours after any plan ends.

Single issue

Unlock your forms for one issue.

$199 one-time

Edit for 3 months, then file
Read-only after; reactivate any time
PDF download and filing checklist
Colorado court instructions included

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Annual

Best value

Unlimited issues for one case, full access for a year.

$349 /yr

Save $119 vs. monthly

Unlimited document sets
Full editing all year
PDF download and filing checklist
Best for income changes, aging-out kids, or remarriage

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Court fees, paid to the court.

The Colorado Judicial Branch sets these and collects them when you file. They are the same whether you use GoFile, an attorney, or file on your own. Amounts current as of September 2026; the court’s fee schedule controls if it changes.

Court fees, paid to the court
Fee	Amount	When
Filing fee	$105	Paid to the district court when you file.
E-filing fee	$12	If you file through Colorado Courts E-Filing.
Electronic service	$12 / transaction	To serve the other party electronically.
Fee waiver	Waivable	If you cannot afford the fee, you can ask the court to waive it with JDF 205.

Your three options.

A factual comparison. The decision is yours.

	Hiring an attorney	Filing on your own	With GoFile
Cost	$2,000–$5,000+	~$117 in court fees	$199 + court fees
Form accuracy	High	Easy to miss required forms	Guided completeness checking
Colorado‑specific	Usually	You are on your own	Colorado JDF forms only
Legal advice	Yes	No	No, and we never pretend otherwise
Who decides	The attorney often drives	You do	You do

Hiring an attorney

Cost: $2,000–$5,000+
Form accuracy: High
Colorado‑specific: Usually
Legal advice: Yes
Who decides: The attorney often drives

Filing on your own

Cost: ~$117 in court fees
Form accuracy: Easy to miss required forms
Colorado‑specific: You are on your own
Legal advice: No
Who decides: You do

With GoFile

Cost: $199 + court fees
Form accuracy: Guided completeness checking
Colorado‑specific: Colorado JDF forms only
Legal advice: No, and we never pretend otherwise
Who decides: You do

Attorney figures are typical ranges for a simple Colorado modification and vary by county and complexity. Court fees are the same either way.

The fine print, in plain English

How the plans work.

What to know before you buy.

Your PDFs stay yours.

Your completed PDF documents stay downloadable forever, even after your plan ends.
Court fees are not part of any plan.

Court fees are the same either way and go to the court, not GoFile.

Pricing questions.

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How much does it cost to file a modification in Colorado?

The court filing fee is $105, plus a $12 e-filing fee if you file through Colorado Courts E-Filing, plus $12 per transaction for electronic service. That’s separate from what you pay GoFile for the documents.

Is GoFile a law firm?

No. GoFile is not a law firm, and using GoFile does not create an attorney-client relationship. We provide self-help document preparation under your direction — we don’t provide legal advice, predict outcomes, or tell you whether to file.

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