Canadian couple in Colorado (L1 & L2 visas) for 5+ years. Can they apply for green cards while legally separated, not divorced?

Your question is posted in the Divorce and Separation area, so you are not likely to get answers to your direct questions. I am changing the area...

I have a notarized document stating my oldest daughter can live with me in Texas. Can I file a stipulation to relocate?

You should file a stipulation, if the mom will sign, to allow relocation of the oldest daughter. Once you get that accomplished, you should file a...

What forms do i file for custody in colorado as petitioner and co-petitioner?

You can find forms and instructions here: https://www.courts.state.co.us/Forms/Forms_List.cfm?Form_Type_ID=15. How is the father preventing you...

What can I do as far as moving from the western part of CO to Denver

Under Colorado law, any move of the child's (the 18 year old is an adult and does not count in this consideration) which makes the current...

If i make more than him does child support go down?

If nothing else has changed, your income has significantly increased, or his income has significantly decreased, then, yes, child support will...

"Maybe" is the best answer you can get right now, because there are too many unknowns. In order for a change in circumstances to give rise to a...

What?

Probably not. If his father cosigned on the loan but is bot on the title to the truck, then the answer is a definite "no." If the father is on the...

How to get rid of my maiden name that is currently hyphenated?

You would need to file an action to change your legal name. To see what is involved, take a look at the forms and instructions at...

Is a court more likely to base an alimony modification on the lifestyle of the marriage or current income?

The real answer to your question, like so many in the domestic relations field, is: maybe. As long as your original maintenance agreement does not...

My sons father is making false accusatory accusations that my son is telling him things

Courts base their decisions on admissible evidence provided to them during hearings. Generally, if he is saying "my son told me ...," that would be...