Denver, CO
Family Lawyer at Denver, CO
Practice Areas: Family, Juvenile, General Practice
There is no court process for "getting emancipated" in Colorado. Either you are living on your own and supporting yourself, or you are not. As a...
Your actual question is an immigration law question, not a divorce law question. I am changing the area of practice, so the immigration law...
Child support end, under Colorado law, when a child reaches the age of 19 years or when a child graduates from high school, whichever occurs later...
You do not need permission to relocate your residence. The court only has jurisdiction over where the child resides. So, if you move to relocate...
Maybe, but this is not something which can be analyzed on a Q&A forum like this. You need to interview some competent family law attorneys in your...
To add to Mr. Harkess's thoughts, if the "arrears" are for support which supposedly came due after your son died, current support payments should...
It is not my place, in this Q&A forum, to get in the middle of something where a person already has a lawyer representing them. I would suggest,...
If you are asking about a Petitioner for Dissolution of Marriage or Legal Separation, then, yes, you need to list the children of this marriage in...
The duty to pay child support only changes when a court order changes it. You may be able to modify support retroactively due to the change in...
To add to Mr. Lionberger's thoughts, the impact of the pending tax reform bill in Congress, if it ultimately is made law, is very much an open...