What steps should I take to dispute a balance in child support?
To follow up on Mr. Harkess's thoughts, your child support payment will never change unless you file a motion with the court and get a court order...
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To follow up on Mr. Harkess's thoughts, your child support payment will never change unless you file a motion with the court and get a court order...
Parties may always, by agreement, deviate from the parenting time schedule. If the change is a one-time thing, there is no need for a court order,...
The fact that the kids are spending half their time with each of you does not necessarily mean that there will be no child support to be paid by...
To add to Mr. Salter's remarks, once you file for divorce, you will need to request a temporary orders hearing for the purpose of seeking...
Was he actually charged with a crime? If so, there should be a mandatory protection order entered in the criminal case that he have no contact with...
If you cannot reach an agreement with the Ex (and any such agreement should be in writing and submitted to and approved by the court), the you need...
I agree with Mr. Murray. a 50/50 parenting time schedule is just not realistic when parents live in different states. In addition, if the Judge or...
The Uniform Dissolution of Marriage Act, as adopted by the State of Colorado, does not empower the court to award retroactive support for any...
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Another thought: it may be advantageous to file a joint return. Until the final Decree enters, you are still married and may file a joint return....