Will she have a chance in court? Will she be entitled to alimony, maintenance, etc.?
Presuming your father has income, based on the facts, it is highly likely your mother will receive "alimony," called "maintenance" under Colorado...
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Presuming your father has income, based on the facts, it is highly likely your mother will receive "alimony," called "maintenance" under Colorado...
Filing for divorce, regardless of the circumstances will require the filing of a petition and summons, and service of the documents upon your...
There are a couple of different avenues you could pursue. One would be to file contempt of court, bringing forth his violation of the court orders...
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Under Colorado law you can ask basically anything so long as it has relevance. In a Colorado case, particularly if attorney fees are at issue,...
Under Colorado statute, the issue of custody and visitation is ripe for review by a court until a child turns 18. The fact that he abandoned the...
Mental health workers would certainly be "mandatory reporters" under Colorado statute. The key would be whether there was credible evidence of...
This is a situation in which you will need to see what he does before taking any action with the court. You will also need to assess whether it's...
Initially, from a jurisdiction standpoint, you will need to deal with the matter in California. More information would be needed to determine...
Unfortunately it's very difficult to tell what you are asking? If you are the father you may have rights. If those rights were terminate and you...
If he has an attorney and you do not you are at a serious disadvantage. If hearing happened, I hope it went well. If you were able to get it...