I guess it depends on who "they" is. If you have court orders concerning parenting time, then everyone needs to follow those orders until a Judge...

What will a motion to intervene do for us? Would it require us to be present?

As Mr. Deasy noted, it is not possible to understand what you are trying to accomplish by intervening in the divorce, nor does your reference to...

How can I find a lawyer that will provide low cost or pro bono assistance beyond help with completion of paperwork.

You could also contact the legal clinics at the CU and DU law schools. They often have a list of recent graduates who are willing to take on...

Will the birth of this new baby affect child support calculations?

Under Colorado law, since you already have a child support order in place, his new child with his new wife cannot be considered in calculating...

Can I file for a modification.

The Decree does not ordinarily provide details as to property division orders. Those specifics will be found in either the written Permanent Orders...

What rights do grandmothers have under Colorado law to be able to see dearly loved grandchildren? What is the remedy?

Under the circumstances you have described, unfortunately, you do not have any rights a court is likely to recognize and enforce. The true problem...

Where do I start what do I need to do and how do I do it with a limited amount of funds

I would encourage you to retain a local attorney to assist you with this matter, as relocation proceedings are complex matters. However, if you...

Can a parent request medical files of the other parent in order to help the child with mental health issues?

Unless the other parent waives his privilege, no, you do not have a way to compel the production of those records to you. They are subject to the...

Is this a wise on my part?

First, your motion to restrict has not yet been granted. The court has found the allegations you made in your motion sufficient to warrant a...

Pursuant to Colorado law, child support continues until the child is 19 (not 18) years of age, or until the end of the month following that child's...