Breaking court order?
So as you assumed, you can pursue contempt. However, I think it is smart to consider the pros and cons. I call it common sense court. From as...
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So as you assumed, you can pursue contempt. However, I think it is smart to consider the pros and cons. I call it common sense court. From as...
I agree. However, if the final orders don't talk about personal property, it is typically whatever property is in your hands remains your property,...
Agreed. To expand a bit on that explanation though just to clear up any potential confusion, at the time of divorce: 1) bank accounts with...
Agreed. Feel free to go here for instructions and information for pro se persons: https://www.courts.state.co.us/Self_Help/namechange/ Good...
Going to answer broadly so you can decide what will be best in your situation. Contempt does allow you to address lost parenting time, but so...
I unfortunately can only speak very generally. With an ongoing matter and the potential major issues here, you really do need to talk to someone....
CRS 14-10-129(1.5) prevents either party from filing a motion "for a substantial modification of parenting time which also changes the party with...
No, you are unable to have competing matters. And if one moves out of the state and UCCJEA invokes venue/jurisdiction change, after a court's...
I love the chunky questions, but there is a lot to say. First, I agree with my colleague - is this a court order for time? Is it based out of...
Ooh, complicated. I don't know if I can give my usual detailed response. First and foremost, you need to talk to someone so unanswered questions...