When will Colorado Courts listen to my 13 y/o son regarding what parent he wants to live with?
There is no specific age in which the child's wishes will trump all, that is until he is an adult and 18 years of age. In Colorado, the Court's...
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There is no specific age in which the child's wishes will trump all, that is until he is an adult and 18 years of age. In Colorado, the Court's...
So much depends on the current circumstances and what your current order state and allow. You not moving is a change of circumstances that would...
The case will remain in the county where it originated and that is where you should file your motions. There is a way to change venue (e.g. the...
Depending on the circumstances, you are most likely to get spousal support to help meet your needs. As to insurance, you can continue coverage...
What you need to do depends on your goals. If he does not object to the adoption, then if he does not show up, the court will likely enter a...
It is not clear if you already have Court Orders. If so, they need to be followed until they are modified. If there are no Court Orders yet, then...
With the limited facts provided, your proposal does not seem unreasonable. You should consult with a family law attorney.
If he obtained a divorce, the Court where he went must have had jurisdiction, or perhaps he lied. You likely cannot undo the divorce or sue...
You have 35 days from the written decision to request the Court hold a de novo hearing - that is in essence hear the case that the PC/DM entered an...
Mr. Basler is correct in his Answer. I would add that you have equal rights to your children as does she. Without Court Orders, and no...