You'll probably want to consult an attorney. You would have an obligation to either serve the other party the petition and court-issued summons or...

It sounds like your concern is others influencing your children about your visitation (which I'll call "parenting time".) Your court orders specify...

Hello: Your concern seems to be eligibility for VAWA. Unfortunately, I wouldn't dare answer that as that is not my area. If your concern is...

You have a UCCJEA issue (the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction Enforcement Act) mentioned by Mr. Couture. Once a Colorado court entered orders,...

You should consult an attorney as he or she will likely need to review permanent orders and any qualified domestic relations order(s) in order to...

I would consult an attorney as he or she would need much more information to give you an educated opinion about your situation.

I don't see an evaluation as necessary. You could engage in discovery and send a non-pattern interrogatory. It is suspicious that the higher paying...

It's not clear from the information provided whether you all have any court orders for parenting time. If you do, you must follow them, or file a...

The answer isn't very simple and you should consult an attorney. To file to dissolve a marriage in Colorado, there are various jurisdictional...

In any dissolution of marriage action, neither party can remove the minor child(ren) from the state without the consent of the other parent or a...