In Colorado, is a defferred sentence considerred a conviction--DUI?

Whether it is a conviction or not depends on what that other state means by "deferred sentence." Under Colorado law, a deferred judgment and...

Right to residency when married

Can she order you to leave the house without a court order? No. Was this house purchased during the marriage, or did she have it before the...

My ex-husband's employer has been charging me to send my child support/maintenance checks to me. Is this ok?

Section 14-14-111.5(16.7), Colorado Revised Statutes allows a Colorado employer to "extract a processing fee of up to five dollars per month from...

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Do both my kids have to come testify? It soubpeanas us to court!

If you all have been properly subpoenaed, which means either that the Subpoena was personally served or that you signed the waiver of service form...

Temporary emergency Jurisdiction, child custody.

While South Carolina may have jurisdiction to enter a divorce, it no longer has child custody jurisdiction. However, if you do not do something in...

Is there any way to appeal a sentence time? what is the best route to take

You cannot appeal or request a change in the sentence, because you are not the defendant in the case. Your husband needs to file a motion asking...

Although the Automatic Temporary Injunction prohibits him from selling the house at this time, he can sell the house. He would be doing it in...

Im divorced 3 years still live in the house.he left after 1 year of biying it.iv asked him to sall or refinance he said no...he

Mr. Harkess hit the nail on the head, here. The final order in your divorce should spell out what is supposed to happen to the house, and no one...

Don't I have a right to half of everything we bought together? He wants it his way and states it's his and I didn't pay for it

What do you mean by "full custody"? That term has no meaning in Colorado law. In fact, Colorado law does not use the word "custody," because,...

What are my rights as an unemployed mother of a newborn? Should I hire an attorney or go with what husband thinks is best?

To supplement Mr. Leroi's response, you are entitled to an "equitable share" of the marital estate. Usually that means half, but the court can...