Colorado § 19-1-312 - Central registry phase out - implementation plan - repeal. (Repealed)
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§ 19-1-312. Central registry phase out - implementation plan - repeal. (Repealed)
Source: L. 97: Entire section added, p. 45, § 1, effective July 1.
Editor's note: Subsection (3) provided for the repeal of this section, effective July 1, 2000. (See L. 97, p. 45.)
PART 4
PREVENTION PROGRAMS FUNDED THROUGH STATE AGENCIES
19-1-401 to 19-1-403. (Repealed)
Source: L. 2000: Entire part repealed, p. 585, § 9, effective May 18.
Editor's note: This part 4 was added in 1999 and was not amended prior to its repeal in 2000. For the text of this part 4 prior to 2000, consult the 1999 Colorado Revised Statutes.
19-1.2 ARTICLE 1.2
Colorado Indian Child Welfare Act
19-1.2-101. Short title.
19-1.2-102. Legislative declaration.
19-1.2-103. Definitions.
19-1.2-104. Applicability - incorporation of federal law.
19-1.2-105. Parentage of an Indian child - acknowledged or established - applicability of article.
19-1.2-106. Best interests of an Indian child - factors to consider.
19-1.2-107. Initial disclosures - inquiry and determination - form of inquiry - due diligence - Indian child's tribe - written findings.
19-1.2-108. Formal notice - language, accessibility, and content requirements.
19-1.2-109. Enrollment of an Indian child with a tribe.
19-1.2-110. Emergency proceeding - emergency removal - termination of emergency - duration.
19-1.2-111. Active efforts - when required - characteristics.
19-1.2-112. Right to counsel - appointment of counsel - access to records.
19-1.2-113. Right to intervene and appear.
19-1.2-114. Right to examine documents - compliance regarding an Indian child.
19-1.2-115. Qualified expert witnesses.
19-1.2-116. Jurisdiction.
19-1.2-117. Determination of domicile and residence - tribal court jurisdiction.
19-1.2-118. Motion to transfer to tribal court - objection.
19-1.2-119. Requirements if transfer to tribal court granted.
19-1.2-120. Placement preferences - cultural compact - confidentiality.
19-1.2-121. Order to vacate judgment.
19-1.2-122. Determination of whether an Indian child has been improperly removed or retained - remedy.
19-1.2-123. Foster care placement.
19-1.2-124. Tribal customary adoption.
19-1.2-125. Termination of parental rights - tribal customary adoption exemption.
19-1.2-126. Voluntary consent - foster care placement, relinquishment of parental rights, or adoption - requirements - when not valid.
19-1.2-127. Tribal-state agreements - purpose - requirements.
19-1.2-128. Collateral attack.
19-1.2-129. Report.
19-1.2-130. Conflict of laws.
19-1.2-131. Full faith and credit.
19-1.2-132. Rules.
Source: official Colorado text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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