Can a custodial parent get sole custody after non custodial parent has not fulfilled their part of a court order & moved away?

Your S.O. needs to change the order for the benefit of his 2 kids. Depending on the language of the Parenting Plan, this could involve a Motion to...

How long do I have to file a motion for reconsideration on a minute order in Boulder family court?

More facts are needed to answer completely but it certainly depends on if you're filing a C.R.M. 7 (Magistrate review) or a Rule 59 motion for the...

What are my options for filing to address harassment, parental alienation, violations of separation agreement and parenting plan

Your issues present a serious risk of harm to your children. No judge is going to have much tolerance for her behavior or actions. I'd hire a...

Law enforcement might not want to get involved unless there's a directive from the California Court. Often times, when presented an interstate...

Can I extend the duration my ex-husband needs to pay child support from 18 years of age to 19 in Colorado?

You should be able to modify the order. Child support in Colorado is a right of the child. It sounds as if everything has been registered here...

Can my ex wife tell me I can't take my child to see me mom

The answer depends on what the directives in your parenting plan indicate. If she has control over your visitation, then likely she has some...

Can I file a Motion For Reconsideration on a Minute Order RE: Contempt Advisement and how long do I have to file it?

Mr. Littman is correct. While more facts are needed to fully answer your question, it seems as if the Order was directed at what you are to ensure...

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Will I have to pay alimony.

To fully answer your question, more facts are needed. Among them are your ages, education, what she used to do for a living, what you do etc. ...

Regarding the parenting time modification, I would suggest consulting an attorney. At the age of 16, your son's desires have some level of weight...

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Generally no. If the only parties legally responsible for the children are the parents then she is the one who has standing to go after child...