Is having all decision making the same thing as sole custody, full custody, physical custody?
Back when "custody" was a legal term in Colorado, it meant which parent made decisions related to a minor child. The state Legislature then...
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Back when "custody" was a legal term in Colorado, it meant which parent made decisions related to a minor child. The state Legislature then...
There is no such thing as "filing for abandonment," except in cases of stepparent adoption. You need to file an action for Allocation of Parental...
Whether it shows up on a background search depends on what kind of background search is run. Whether you have to disclose it on a job application...
Contrary to ;popular belief, there is no court process in Colorado where a minor may seek to be declared "emancipated."
This is not really a legal question. Call the office of the Clerk of Recorder of your county and ask them what their fee is.
Although a court always has the authority to deviate from the child support guidelines if it finds they are "unfair" as applied to a particular...
To add to Mr. Harkess's thoughts, no, you do not have the rights to take the children and bring them back to Colorado. You have a court order which...
There is zero possibility of getting what you want, unless the father agrees to it. As of July 1, 1997, the Colorado State Legislature removed from...
Parenting time decisions are much more complicated than just whether you have been convicted of a DWAI. Depending on how long the current parenting...
If you have an order that requires your Ex to provide financials every year, and he is refusing to do so, then you can seek to have him held in...