How fast must the custody question be resolved in Colorado? Is there a limit for when a divorce has to be final?

In addition to the information provided by the others who responded to your question, while there is no specific time limit required by the law to...

Unfortunately, this is not really a legal question, this is a question for a mental health professional.

I want to take my daughter out of town. The parenting plan says that I can take her on my days off the mom says I need notice.

In addition to the good information provided by the others who have responded, you said something interesting in your question: that the modified...

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CSE will do nothing for you. You have a right to request an annual review, but they have no authority to change child support. Only the court has...

Do I need a divorce/civil lawyer

When a divorce case is filed and served in Colorado, an automatic temporary injunction comes into effect against both parties prohibiting them,...

Can I file now to make my ex report all of her income and have her child support deducted from her paycheck?

Don't get legal advice from the court clerks. They really do not know what the law is. Her boyfriend's income is not relevant to your child support...

My (abusive) ex husband lied to get a motion to modify parenting time granted. What can I do?

If you do not file a written response to your Ex's motion within 21 days, then the court may consider that you have confessed his motion and grant...

I've been paying a large restitution for nearly 15 years. How can I find out how much I still owe?

I am confused her. What does this have to do with alimony? If you owe "restitution," that was something you were ordered to pay in a criminal case....

I want to know if I should leave the state with my children before filing for divorce?

If you leave the state with the children, it will be six months before the new state acquires child custody jurisdiction. During that time, your...

Will she have to pay back child support?

If this were a support order from a Colorado court, then, no. Colorado courts only have the power to change support payments which come due after...