Ex is now paying through FSR AFTER advisement hearing for contempt of court. Should it go to trial?
So long as he is paying both the prospective support, as well as arrears with interest, you may not have any issues to pursue at a hearing.
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So long as he is paying both the prospective support, as well as arrears with interest, you may not have any issues to pursue at a hearing.
Without such status, you cannot participate as a party in the proceedings. So, the benefit is that you can participate (i.e. present evidence,...
You should google CRS 14-10-124. This is the list of the best interests considerations. However, there are additional statutes that govern...
You absolutely can. However, I agree with the previous posters that, if you have any questions, it's always better to visit with an attorney...
The previous posters are correct, in that, although it is legal, it is highly inadvisable to attempt to put a child on the stand. In addition, a...
I agree with the previous posters. The first thing to do is find out if the case is still open by contacting the court clerk. If it is open, then...
Employment status, standing alone, would probably not affect parenting time. As far as disability, it would depend on how the disability affects...
The previous responses are all correct. The best place to start is with your insurance agent. This situation is why you pay your premiums, and...
Your new spouse's income should not factor in to your current child support. To the extent that he is paying health insurance for the child, or...
I agree with the previous post that you have to wait to determine whether the DA is going to pursue charges. If so, a warrant will issue, and the...