Can the petitioner of a protection order use the order to get even, revenge, or spite with violations?
She certainly can. You need to remember that she does not have the authority to give you permission to violate the order. Only the court can do...
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She certainly can. You need to remember that she does not have the authority to give you permission to violate the order. Only the court can do...
Under Colorado law, your Ex needs either your permission or a court order before she may legally move your child to another state. She will need to...
In the context of a divorce case, the court may order maintenance (the Colorado term for alimony) and child support retroactive to the date it...
If you "married" anyone in between your two marriages to your first husband, those other marriages are not valid. Since you have now divorced him,...
Not necessarily. There is no way to form an opinion on whether they are likely to dismiss the charges against the second person without seeing the...
Unfortunately, unless the Legislature changes the law, you are prohibited from filing a motion to modify or terminate a Permanent Civil Protection...
Child support orders do not change just because parenting time changes. Child support only changes when (1) someone files a motion to modify child...
And that is why you should not seek legal advice from police officers. There is no such thing as "sole custody," or even "custody," in Colorado...
The first thing you should do is sit down with a family law attorney in your area to discuss your case. You have a very complicated set of facts...
You get a divorce from your common law spouse the same way you get a divorce from any other spouse. A common law marriage is not a different kind...