Denver, CO
Family Lawyer at Denver, CO
Practice Areas: Family, Juvenile, General Practice
You present a difficult situation here. He is legally obligated to pay what the court order requires him to pay unless and until a new order is...
In addition to the thoughts offered by my colleagues, you have a court order for parenting time. You can enforce it. You should sit down with a...
As Mr. Leroi said, yes, it's legal, until a court says otherwise. It is also legal for him to pick the child up from a day care provider and...
To amplify what Mr. Leroi had to say, until you have a final Decree of Dissolution of Marriage (Divorce) or Legal Separation, anything either of...
According to the applicable statute, the court may not appoint a decision maker unless both parties agree that one should be appointed. If you...
You should speak with both a family law attorney and an attorney who deals with unemployment compensation. Just because they call you an...
You could file a lawsuit against the bondsman in small claims court.
So, if the plan has one rate for the primary covered person, and then another rate for the family plan, you subtract what you would have paid to...
As Mr. Littman noted, it depends. While the new formula provides a guideline for the amount and duration of maintenance, you still need to...
This is one of those rare occasions when I find myself disagreeing with Mr. Leroi. The Colorado Supreme Court, in People v. Lucero, 747 P.2d 660...