I have a assault charge is a misdeminor

You need to contact an attorney to help you with this. You don't want to go about this in a way that makes it worse for you.

Am I (the girlfriend) allowed to be involved with visitations with my boyfriend with his kids?

You are not. Later in this process, there might be more latitude to getting you involved.

I'm pro se and moved out of Colorado I didn't know I had to file to move with my son "I'm primary parrent"

You need to contact an attorney. Courts do not generally have much tolerance for parents that unilaterally relocate their children out of state...

Why is my ex asking me for my financials when he is in contempt?

There is nothing barring him from asking. It just depends on if it is something that you need to provide. If he is doing it to harass you without...

Where do I go to get emancipated? I know nothing about court. Who do I talk to about this? Where can I get help?

I agree with the previous answers. I'd add that you should take a step back and determine if the personal reasons are more of a short term thing...

My ex was suppose to refinance marital home and split the equity, he refinanced 3 years ago but did not pay, anything I can do?

You most likely have a remedy. The first step is figuring out the amount. After that, if he won't pay you, then there are remedies that you have...

How do I change from fixed pension to percentage pension?

It really depends on what the language of your permanent orders states. You should bring your paperwork into a family law attorney so they can...

Will the Court/PRE hold it against me if I can only afford a 1bdr (child's room) apartment and I sleep on day bed or futon?

As the previous two attorneys indicated, the fact that this is your 4th PRE is a red flag as to your daughter's situation in general. The Court...

Would like to re-locate with my children

There are many factors that come into play when attempting to relocate. We would need to know your current parenting time arrangement, the ages of...

We would need more detail, but the answer unfortunately is almost surely no. It might be wise to consult with a family law attorney to really go...