Do I have parental rights to keep my son from moving out of state with my ex-girlfriend
You can certainly prevent your ex-girlfriend from taking your 6-month old son out of the State of Colorado, however, this would require you to file...
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You can certainly prevent your ex-girlfriend from taking your 6-month old son out of the State of Colorado, however, this would require you to file...
You should look into a Motion for Contempt and if your parenting time has been taken away then a Motion to Enforce Parenting Time may be more...
Your husband should consider filing a motion to modify parenting time and request a Child and Family Investigator so a report can be produced as to...
The short answer to your question is that if there is currently court ordered parenting time and based on the facts in your inquiry, then no you...
Your best course of action is to file a Motion to Modify Parenting Time and Decision Making. During this process you will have a chance to hire a...
The answer to your question is no, the original order does not count for the two-year modification rule.
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The short answer is technically yes you do have rights to see your children if there is no divorce started as you state. The problem is that...
The short answer to your question is yes you are entitled to use the marital account while you're still married, including credit cards bank...
When looking for a divorce lawyer, but for somebody that you can trust somebody that has your best interest in mind. I agree that the term top is...
Your husband has a duty to uphold his end of the bargain by following the orders of the Court. If he is unwilling to pay or is not paying according...