Filing motion ex Parte?

Ex parte, in a legal context, means that you are doing something without providing notice to the other side. With the exception of a motion asking...

Child support meeting coming up with the other parent?

In addition to what Mr. Littman offered, Child Support Enforcement will not get involved in setting up a parenting time schedule. You can certainly...

Can I change my custody agreement?

The court always has the ability to change the parenting time schedule "in the best interests of the children." However, the term "full custody"...

If your Ex still lives in Texas, then the Texas court is very unlikely to surrender jurisdiction to another state, and you will need to file your...

How do I go about getting legal guardianship of my stepson?

To become a legal guardian you would need to file a separate court case asking that you be appointed as guardian and convince a court that your...

In need of help what can I do to get this a little easier I'm on probation for a d.v. charge its almost all done with

Just to add to the answers of the others: Stop driving! The more often you do the wrong thing, the more likely it is that you will do time for it.

Should I email back my reasoning for not giving my consent or should I just ignore her email?

I think you should write to her and ask her what is happening that leads her to believe that the kids are in need of therapy. You should not be...

How do I file to get backed child support for my 20 month old daughter?

The only way to get child support retroactive to the child's birth in a Colorado court is through a paternity action. If that is not the type of...

Where can I access child support worksheet for Colorado to calculate support when combined income exceeds $20,000?

There is no such worksheet available to the public, as far as I know. When the parties' combined income exceeds $20,000 per month, the court has a...

I want to know if I can move out of state with my daughter if I marry my boyfriend who is stationed in a different state?

Now that the APR (Allocation of Parental Responsibilities) case has been filed, you cannot take the child outside the state without permission of...