Denver, CO
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Denver, CO
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Family, Mediation
The short and sweet answer is yes, you can get a divorce in the state which has jurisdiction to issue a decree. If you have been in CO for 91 days...
There has to be more to this than your very short question. If you have a very young child and if the oxycodone renders you unable to provide...
You have to know where your ex is working and then you can get a wage assignment for both current and back support. It is not difficult to do,...
I gave up attempting to predict what different judges might do. Frankly, in two nearby courtrooms on the same day with the same facts, two judges...
You go to the Department of Vital Statistics together and they have a form you fill out to accomplish this task.
You will have to call these issues of non-compliance to the judge's attention. However, to take full advantage of the protections offered when a...
You need to ask the court to dismiss the protection order. Please be certain that this is what you want to do as the next time it may be more...
A recantation by a child victim is expected as they begin to understand the consequences of their statements. This may damage the child's...
The original court will retain jurisdiction unless you have sought to move the case to the county where you and the children now reside. Whatever...
It sounds like your wife (or ex-wife) met the jurisdictional requirement for residence in Colorado (91 days) to be able to proceed with the divorce...