Can my husband use 401K to pay legal fees despite Temporary Injunction?
If he took the money from the 401k before you separated (and filed?) then the injunction was not in effect when he took out the money and therefore...
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If he took the money from the 401k before you separated (and filed?) then the injunction was not in effect when he took out the money and therefore...
The others are correct about inforceability. What you have is a problem of practicalities. The problem is that Dad may not be able or willing to...
I think you should mediate before filing the contempt. It is likely you can work these sorts of things out at mediation, but if not, then you can...
You may not be able to terminate his rights too easily, and may not want or need to. Check with a lawyer about getting a child support order in...
First, there's no such thing as "custody" in Colorado. Parenting time (where your child spends time), which certainly should be with you and...
Emergency order is the first step if you believe kids are in danger. There is a law that says you can file for an emergency order if you believe...
Mr. Torbenson is correct about jurisdiction. I suggest you start getting together anything you can to prove the dates of when your daughter came...
Age 19 in Colorado regardless of whether she graduates HS. However, if your daughter is working and self supporting, dad could argue that some or...
I'm not positive, but assume that the appellate courts send to the trial court when they rule. If not, you could simply file the new order and ask...
If it is in the best interests of the minor child, a change of parenting time is appropriate. Since your work schedule has changed, it's necessary...