Denver, CO
Family Lawyer at Denver, CO
Practice Areas: Family, Juvenile, General Practice
What you can do is hire a criminal defense lawyer, or ask for a Public Defender if you are indigent. No, your husband cannot drop the charges...
To answer your question, a lawyer would really need to examine the court orders from the case where your aunt obtained "custody," especially since...
It is possible to become married at common law in Colorado, but it takes a lot more than having a single debt in common. The court will recognize a...
I suppose it depends on what kind of "dirt" is dug up and how they are using it, but I doubt anyone cares very much about a 20 year old minor...
Until you have a court order concerning the allocation of parental responsibilities (that is the term Colorado uses, rather than "custody"), you...
If your parental rights were actually terminated (I cannot tell if you are using that term correctly) by an order of court, there is no process to...
If the court dismissed the case due to the failure to appear, then, yes, you need to start over. If not, you can probably contact the court or...
There are a number of things you could do. You could ask the court to order a parental responsibilities evaluation, which is a more extensive...
You have a number of issues going on, but the primary one is that if he asked you to marry him, and you tried to plan a wedding but never got...
If he truly is your husbands son, then, yes, he may be able to recover back child support from your husband. However, being your husband's son...