Denver, CO
Family Lawyer at Denver, CO
Practice Areas: Family, Juvenile, General Practice
Like so many questions in the family law filed, the answer is: Maybe. There is no way to know for sure without filing the motion to modify and...
Yes. Who you pay is controlled by the court order requiring you to pay, and not by any other circumstance.
Just to add to the excellent comments from the other attorneys here: any time someone files a motion to modify child support, *both* parties are...
This is a rather complicated question which requires a lot more information than you have provided. Are you asking about the monthly payments? I...
Did the court order that an income assignment be activated when it entered the original maintenance order? If so, then you should activate the...
Unless Social Services has some kind of active case involving your family, they have no authority here. The only way to compel a paternity test is...
Mr. Littman is absolutely correct. Colorado is a "no fault" divorce state. If one party wants out of the marriage, the other party cannot force...
If you have an attorney of record in your case, and the attorney has not signed the agreement, then the agreement you reached in mediation is not...
First of all, I am so sorry for the loss of your father. As for your question, the answer is not that simple. While your father technically still...
While your brother has enforceable rights, it is up to him to enforce them by bringing the appropriate proceedings in court. Pursuing a contempt...