Denver, CO
Family Lawyer at Denver, CO
Practice Areas: Family, Juvenile, General Practice
Probably not. A contempt hearing is about whether a party has knowingly violated a specific court order. The motions you have described your Ex as...
I am not sure who "they" are, but if this is about moving a minor child to a new state, and there are already APR (custody) orders in place, your...
If this was a Colorado court's child support order, each payment became, by operation of law, a judgment against the obligor when it was not made...
You should not have filed a motion to modify child support unless you were seeking to change the base amount ($494/month) of your child support...
The Colorado court did not accept a motion; it accepted another state's order for purposes of enforcement, and possibly for modification. It is not...
The court expects him to make a full and complete disclosure of his financial circumstances, and that includes all assets and accounts he owns...
To add to Mr. Harkess's thoughts, modifying child support, including how the children are handled for income tax purposes, should only be changed...
With regard to your specific question, there is nothing in the laws of Colorado which require you to have a social media connection with your...
In Colorado, you may file and serve a paternity action in the Juvenile Court prior to the birth of the child, but the case will be placed "on hold"...
Maybe. It depends on the specifics of the situation, how old the incident is, how credible the report is, ind whether you can obtain evidence about...