In order to get divorced in Colorado, the specific grounds that you need to be able to assert to a court is that the marriage is irretrievably broken. When a marriage is irretrievably broken, a court will inquire whether there really is no saving a marriage, that it really is over. The court doesn’t get too involved in whether you’ve done marital counseling or any other type of marriage therapy, but you have to affirmatively assert
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