My cousin left her newborn in my care two years ago what to do?

The child has lived with you long enough that you can apply to the court for an award of parental responsibilities (Colorado law does not use the...

What are his rights and possibilities of getting custody

I am assuming the county filed a Dependency and Neglect ("D&N") case when they took the child away. If he is the father, he has the right to...

Assuming the condo is in Colorado, if you were to get divorced in Colorado, the condominium would be your separate property, unless you add his...

I am legally married, I am trying to leave the house without getting in any sort of legal problem?

Whoever told you that has no idea what they are talking about. Do not look to that person in the future for legal advice.

What does deposition of detainer mean ?

I'm sorry, but your question does not make sense. A deposition is a process where a lawyer has a witness appear in the lawyer's office and give...

What are my chances of full custody?

No one can answer this question based on a paragraph or two of information. However, if your goal is to prevent her from having any contact with...

How and what forms do I need to file for my second ex brother in law to get custody of his step son In Pueblo Colorado

You really should not use people's names in this Q&A forum, and the run-on sentence you posed is very hard to follow. If your former brother in law...

When can children decide which parent they want to live with and how do we help the kids to put their wishes before a judge?

Children get to decide where they live when they become adults, at the age of 18 years. CPS files Dependency and Neglect cases all the time based...

My son turns 18 this month and moves out of state next month to attend college. Am I still responsible to pay child support?

Yes, you must continue paying support. No, you may not send it directly to him unless you first obtain a court order which allows you to do so. In...

How long does you espouse have to remove his property from the home. ?

If your court orders do not allow you to do so, then, no, you cannot. To give a good answer to your question, a lawyer would need to see the actual...