Do I need to ask courts permission to move to another state?
If the child's father is the parent with whom the child primarily resides, then, no, you do not need the court's permission to move anywhere. A...
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If the child's father is the parent with whom the child primarily resides, then, no, you do not need the court's permission to move anywhere. A...
Colorado law requires a parent to have either the permission of the other parent or an order of court before moving the child's residence any...
You will need to ask this question of California attorneys, not Colorado attorneys.
That depends on the nature of her Social Security benefits and her age. If they are disability benefits, then the court probably should not be...
It might hold up the entry of the final decree. That depends entirely on who your Judge or Magistrate is, and what side of the bed he'she got up on...
Your question is a bit confusing, as "custody" and "visitation" are not terms used in Colorado law. Whenever one of you pursues a parental...
If I understand correctly, an order has been entered by a Magistrate modifying the prior support order. One of you has asked a District Court Judge...
This is a complicated combination of common law marriage and immigration law. As far as your marital status was concerned, until your divorce from...
No, you cannot create a legal common law marriage if either one of the parties is already legally married to someone else. Unfortunately , by...
You can file in Colorado, but the court will only have the authority to dissolve your marriage. Unless your wife has some type of connection with...