Can I still take my son to another state and not receive any legal repercussions, even though I signed a notarized agreement?

What you described does not sound like an enforceable agreement for a couple of reasons. One being that court approval is needed for custody...

WHO COULD I CONTACT? I LIVE IN COLORADO, COULD I SERVE HIM THROUGH HIS PO BOX?

Your situation sounds complicated so I would recommend talking to a lawyer in person or by phone. You generally need personal service on someone...

On what ground am I able to dispute this and will it effect my plans to move??

Grandparents are not supposed to be able to get visitation unless they can show certain "special factors" that would allow it. Courts are sometimes...

Do I have to give her back?

Until a court issues orders, you are not legally required to return her. However, withholding time from the other parent CAN cause problems with...

Is there common law marriage in Colorado ?

Common law marriage depends on a number of factors - it is not enough to just have lived together. The biggest deciding factor is whether they ever...

Mr. Berkus is correct. You need to look at the parenting plan or other orders that were done. Depending on those orders, you may or may not be...

How will this play in to my situation

The domestic relations court can (and most likely will) make findings about domestic violence regardless of the outcome of your criminal case - it...

How would I defend against a diss. of marriage (common law) petition that I never consented to, nor desired to be a party to?

You need to make sure that you file a response to her petition within the allowed time frame - usually within 21 days of being served. I strongly...

How can I better prepare to be Pro Se in my case? What do I need to do on the day of court? What will happen at this court date?

I agree that you should consider consulting with an attorney. You can still represent yourself, but you can pay the attorney for just an hour or...

Do I have to file an appeal to get the calculations corrected and the amount of income imputed looked at again?

For certain types of clerical, calculation, and other mistakes, you may be able to file a Motion to Amend Judgment under the Colorado Rules of...