Denver, CO
Family Lawyer at Denver, CO
Practice Areas: Family, Juvenile, General Practice
An attorney would need to look at all the relevant paperwork, including the most recent court order, before trying to answer your question....
Whether a common law marriage exists is a complex question which is based on whether certain facts exist. Significantly, he would have to prove...
That is just a bullying tactic. Leaving the house is not the same as abandoning your ownership interest in it.
You need either the father's permission or the court's permission to move the child's residence if doing so would "substantially changes the...
Your question is confusing. You say you have already pursued a contempt citation, so you must already know what you need for a contempt citation....
If you have adopted him, there is no "guardianship." He is your legal child, and children do not get to "divorce" their legal parents. Guardianship...
Based on the limited information you have provided, they certainly sound like parenting time violations. The best way to address them in court, in...
You missed something very important in your research. There is no statute which authorizes a minor to file a court case seeking to be declared...
If there are no court orders in place, then she should file an action for allocation of parental responsibilities and get some orders entered.
This is not a question any lawyer can offer an opinion on without seeing, at least, the existing court orders, and possibly much more than that....