What is the effective date of a court order for child care expenses?
The answer to your question depends on the language in the Court's order(s). I advise you speak with an experienced family law attorney who can...
Denver, CO
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Denver, CO
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Family ... +4 more
The answer to your question depends on the language in the Court's order(s). I advise you speak with an experienced family law attorney who can...
I agree with my colleague and would add that if you do not have any orders and you and the children have been living in Colorado, I would advise...
If you have questions about JDF forms, you can contact the clerk or family court facilitator. It is unclear from your question what you are trying...
You children will not be able to testify at trial and their written statements therefore would not be admissible because they are hearsay (there...
I believe the current parenting orders are in Maryland, so that is where you should be seeking advice. The Maryland attorney with whom you spoke...
I believe the grandmother is threatening to file for grandparent visitation, which does not technically grant her parenting rights - just...
I'm not sure the IRS would allow you to file married (and jointly) for 2019 if your decree was entered on 12/27/19. You should talk to a tax...
If you want to continue the hearing to have time to get an attorney, you can file a forthwith motion to continue the hearing and in it, you can say...
I'm very sorry to hear about your situation. I assume the father lives in Colorado, you and the child have lived in Texas for the last 3 years, and...
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. To get a firm answer on this, you need to consult with an experienced family law attorney, who can review...