How to file a modification of parenting from out of state?

If the original parenting plan was ordered by a Court in Colorado and the child and one of the parents still resides in Colorado then you would...

How should my daughter proceed with divorce and maintain custody of her children.

If your daughter wants to leave this abusive relationship she should file a Petition for Dissolution of Marriage (what we call divorce) and have...

How do i get back do child-support?

There are various ways to collect the child support owed. You can reduce the amount to a Judgment and then garnish bank accounts or his paychecks...

Child support can always be modified as long as there would be at least a 10% increase or decrease in the child support amount. The motion you...

Can we relocate within the state of Colorado?

It would all depend on what parenting time the mother presently have and whether your move 50 miles north would "substantially change the...

Can child support calculate multiple jobs?

Income from a second job should not be used for calculating child support if your primary job is full time (40 hours per week). I have the same...

What can I do? got an email that I didn't understand from my ex in laws attorney with a trial management certificate.

The first step should be to immediately speak with a family law attorney and let him or her review the information that you received so that you...

How do I go the easiest way to remove a non biological father off of the birth certificate and change the last name?

You would need to file a Paternity case in which you would serve the person listed on the birth certificate as well as the person who is the...

Do I need permission from my daughters father to move our daughter out of state if I have custody?

As Mr. Geil said, we do not have "custody" in Colorado. Even if you have sole decision-making responsibilities for your child or even if your ex...

If an affidavit of paternity was not signed does the father have legal rights?

If he is identified as the father on the birth certificate then he is presumed to be the child's father and has the same legal rights as any parent.