The home, assuming the title has remained solely in your name, is your separate property, so he will not be awarded the home. Whatever equity you...

The parent seeking to move needs to have your permission or an order from the Court allowing him/her to move the children away from the other...

Unless this is part of a stepparent or other adoption process, there is no way for the father to "sign over his rights." Unless his parental rights...

If you are already a party to the case, you do not need to "enter" the case. You are already part of it. If you are a third party, like a...

So long as the Dependency and Neglect case (the Juvenile Court case) exists, the original child custody court must suspend any action in its case....

Given that the court rejected your attempt to have a contempt citation issued, this is not something which can be adequately addressed in a general...

If I understand your situation correctly, the mother has not yet filed a motion with the court asking permission to relocate with the children. The...

A "notarized custody agreement" has no legal effect whatsoever and cannot be enforced by anyone. If submitted to a court as part of an allocation...

If you never had it served, then it was never in effect. A temporary protection order is only valid until the hearing date listed in the order. If...

Go to the Colorado Judicial Department's website and start with either JDF 1099 (if no children are involved), or JDF 1100 (if there are minor...