The Mandatory Protection Order in any criminal case will go away when the criminal case ends. So, after you report this matter to the police, you...

A 20 year old guy is dating a 15 year old girl, what are the consequences of the relationship if they are NOT having sex?

"Any actor who knowingly subjects another not his or her spouse to any sexual contact commits sexual assault on a child if the victim is less than...

How to enforce a parenting agreement when dates are not specified and I have a protection order against contact

No matter how specific your parenting time orders are, it is not the job of law enforcement to enforce them. Police departments deal with...

Can I get married?

In addition to Mr. Harkess's very thorough answer, if you have lived in Colorado for at least 91 days, then you can file the divorce here, have her...

Is there a free online website to do a background check which would include civil/criminal conviction?

Nothing free, but there is www.cocourts.com. For a small fee you can check criminal and civil cases in every county and district court in...

How important is it that my Attorney attend the ISC with me? I'd prefer to attend alone if that is possible and an O.K. idea.

If an attorney has formally entered his/her appearance on your behalf in the case, then the attorney must attend the ISC.

My question concerns the woman who broke up my marriage. I live in Colorado, she lives in Michigan. They both are in the militar

The Colorado Legislature passed a series of laws sometimes called "the heart-balm statutes" many, many years ago which abolished all lawsuits for...

The issue here is how your husband's lifestyle affects the child. At a minimum, you need to represented by a competent attorney and to request...

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Do I need an attorney? Missed my hearing date for Modifying a child support order.

Yes, you need an attorney, and you need one immediately. The clock is already ticking in its countdown to when you will have waived your rights by...

Is it rule 60 (a) (1) (2) (3) motion that is for when an ex never disclosed retirement accounts during divorce proceedings?

Actually, it is a motion pursuant to Rule 16.2(e)(10), Colorado Rules of Civil Procedure. "[T]he court shall retain jurisdiction after the entry...

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