Denver, CO
Family Lawyer at Denver, CO
Practice Areas: Family, Juvenile, General Practice
Rule 16.2 of the Colorado Rules of Civil Procedure require that the parties to a dissolution of marriage action exchange their mandatory financial...
Just to add to the excellent adv ice by my colleagues, if you are in a common law marriage, then you are married, just the same as if you were...
Colorado law does not have anything called "annulment." Are you referring to proceedings for a Declaration of Invalidity, which is called annulment...
Once a divorce is filed and served in Colorado, there is an Automatic Temporary Injunction which prohibits, among other things, either party from...
I am assuming that you live in Colorado, and your son lives in a different state. You should probably consult with an attorney in the State where...
In simplest terms, there is no such law. Although you have have the same parental rights with respect to your son as does your wife unless and...
Are your support payments going through the Family Support Registry, or are they being sent directly to your Ex? If they are not going through the...
Based on the limited facts you have provided, you have a two year marriage. Any property either of you had when you entered the marriage is...
In addition to the information provided by my colleagues, a lawyer would need to see the actual Parenting Plan to give you any decent advice on...
If the county Child Support Enforcement ("CSE") Unit handled things the way they should, its administrative order was filed with the court, and a...