Wanting to relocate within state with my daughter

Moving the child that far away from the other parent requires either the agreement of the other parent or an order of court. So, if he will not...

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In the state of Colorado, and a couple gets divorced, who gets the engagement ring? May I sell it in North Carolina?

An engagement ring is a conditional gift. The condition is that you actually marry the person who gave you the ring. Once you marry him, the ring...

Is electronic correspondence admissible in court?

In addition to the matter of being able to establish their authenticity, there are procedural requirements for exchanging copies of exhibits with...

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Does the same officer who wrote me a ticket summons, have to appear at my summons?

If this is your first appearance in the case, no one but you needs to appear. Witnesses are only required to appear for trial.

Were will I get this affidavit for entry of decree?

If you do not have minor children, then you can use the Affidavit for Decree Without Appearance of Parties as part of your divorce process. It is...

I am a Father who is looking to get custodial custody of my daughter?

Because you are asking to change the parent with whom the child primarily resides, you will need to convince the court that the current arrangement...

I have a TRO on me and the plaintiff is making nasty status updates towards me and sending me 'messages'...what can happen?

No, she cannot get into trouble. The Civil Protection Order is a one way street. You are prohibited from having any contact with her, but she is...

Can we purchase a home anywhere in Colorado that is not extremely far from step sons mother? Based on parenting plan.

Another aspect of this situation you need to think about is whether your husband has the authority to change the child's school enrollment. If the...

Can visitation time be taken from a parent because a delay in an address to the other parent

While I generally agree with my colleagues, there is another factor which may come into play here. If you have a history of ignoring or defying...

What does it take to prove to the court that joint decision-making is not in the child's best interest?

It is also important to know what you mean by "lack of cooperation." If you meant that he does not agree with your decisions, that is not a basis...