Divorce
You need to speak with an attorney in your area about filing for divorce, which should include seeking custody of your children and financial orders.
Greenwood Village, CO
Family Lawyer at Greenwood Village, CO
Practice Areas: Family, Divorce & Separation, Child Custody
You need to speak with an attorney in your area about filing for divorce, which should include seeking custody of your children and financial orders.
Unfortunately, the answer is no. She will have to take steps regarding herself and her child, meaning she would have to be the one to file...
Pursuant to Colorado Rules of Civil Procedure, Rule 11, an attorney can provide unbundled services in the form of drafting a motion, so long as...
You can tell them to stop and threaten to call the police if they don't. If it's that bad, you could potentially look into a protection order. ...
You can contact the friend's spouses commanding officer and let them know what's going on. I have had numerous divorce cases over the years in...
You should probably consider first talking to police about what they might be able to do. More facts are needed to fully answer your question. ...
If this person was a paid tenant, it sounds like you will still have to go through proper eviction proceedings to get her items out of the house. ...
I don't think reporting your daughter as a runaway will help and, in fact, it will only serve to further drive a wedge between you and her. At...
From a probate law standpoint, your ex-husband would be appointed a legal guardian due to an inability to fully care for himself. With that...
This is really a criminal case, not a custody case. Regardless, either there is something missing from the fact scenario or the police and social...