JTMC: What are the rules for filing this with only one signature?
If your spouse's attorney files a purported JTMC with the court which does not accurately reflect your positions, then you can always file a...
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If your spouse's attorney files a purported JTMC with the court which does not accurately reflect your positions, then you can always file a...
A JTMC is more fully known as a Joint Trial Management Certificate. As such, it needs to have input from both sides and should be signed by...
Unfortunately, uncles and aunts have no legal rights whatsoever, unless their nieces and nephews have actually lived with them recently.
In addition to Mr. Harkess's thoughts, the mere fact that you lived together does not create a marriage at common law, no matter how long you lived...
While your question may seem to be a simple one to you, it is actually a very complex issue, compounded by the fat that you already have court...
No, you should not be worried; this is the type of information the Colorado Rules of Civil Procedure require the two of you to exchange with each...
As a general rule, you cannot sue the state for anything; it has what is called "sovereign immunity." If you believe you have evidence that some...
You may file a motion to modify your current orders and serve him by mailing a copy of the motion to his last known address. It is his...
Assuming your divorce is final, your Ex may take his daughter out of state during his parenting time without the need to obtain your consent unless...
You have an awful lot of issues listed in your post. First, if you did not have a written agreement from your mediation which was submitted to the...