Greenwood Village, CO
Family Lawyer at Greenwood Village, CO
Practice Areas: Family, Divorce & Separation, Child Custody
I agree with the other responders in that an attorney is going to have to review the specific language in your court orders as relates to the...
Regardless of whether you compiled with orders regarding payment of debt, he does not get to just withhold child support payments. Most courts do...
His moving would not be kidnapping, though he could technically be charged with a felony for violating a custody order, if he violates it at all. ...
This is a tough situation. With how the orders are written now, in a technical sense, you would have to pick up the kids at the end of his time. ...
If your ex is in violation of the court orders, which it sounds like he is, you have options, including contempt of court, regardless of the...
I'm not aware of a statute of limitations tied into common law marriage. Common law marriage is a marriage for legal purposes just as much as a...
In a normal marital setting, you would likely be entitled to share in his retirement as part of the division of marital property pursuant to CRS...
If you have been gone temporarily but maintained your residential status, such as through driver's license, voter registration, etc., you may be...
If your ex is willing to agree to change the schedule, which is sounds like he/she is not, then you have two options, either forego the day of...
If there is an underlying, original case in Colorado, you can certainly file contempt of court or to modify visitation in Colorado. If there is no...
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