Denver, CO
Family Lawyer at Denver, CO
Practice Areas: Family, Juvenile, General Practice
If you had an order requiring her to pay child support, you would have a claim against her estate for the unpaid support. This is really a...
Yes, you can make partial payments, but that will not stop the state from efforts to collect the full amount.
If your business is a pass-through entity, so that its net profits are reported by you as your personal income, then, yes, any tax refund you may...
Stepparents (I am one myself) have no rights where their stepchildren are concerned and no standing to seek relief in a court outside of Civil...
There is no one who can provide you with a document stating what your Ex owes in arrears. That is something you need to create. You will need a...
You cannot file motions to show proof. You need to present proof, in the form of admissible evidence, at a hearing. As Mr. Harkess noted, the best...
Child support orders can only be changed by a new court order, not by an agreement between the parties. Also, a court may not modify (by reducing...
It would be best to have an attorney for this, but, if you cannot afford one, download JDF 1418I (that last is the letter "i," notthe number one)....
To supplement Mr. Harkess's answer, I hope your husband has an attorney, as there are requirements and deadlines for notifying the other side, and...
The short answer is: because the Legislature says so. Child support in Colorado is based on the parents' respective gross incomes, support owed by...