Denver, CO
Family Lawyer at Denver, CO
Practice Areas: Family, Juvenile, General Practice
Maybe, since Colorado is not a community property state, and courts are not required to divide marital property equally. However, even if the money...
That decision would be covered by the joint decision-making provision of your orders. If you do not agree to get them vaccinated, then you will...
If she is your ex-wife, that should mean that you have court orders concerning parenting time. If that is the case, then you are required to have...
If you already have orders from some court concerning parental responsibilities (Colorado law does not use the term "custody") and child support,...
Yes, it is legal for him to offer you money in exchange for your agreement that your daughter reside with him. I do not think that is your real...
No one can interpret a document they have not read, but if this agreement has not been presented to and been approved by a court, it is not worth...
I do not understand your statement that you cannot afford to divorce him and that he won't "help" you divorce him. You do not need his help, and it...
If you considered him to be your boyfriend, and not your husband, then, no, you are not common law married. Whether you became married at common...
That depends entirely on the grant of authority given to the DM in the order of appointment. You need to sit down with a lawyer and have him/her...
If your Ex is the child's father, then he has parental rights, regardless of whether he is on the birth certificate. Those rights, unless you have...